Broker-Dealer Accounting Senior Analyst
$100,000 to $110,000
ApplyBroker-Dealer Accounting Senior Analyst
Posted 3 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$100,000 to $110,000
About the role
- Create and maintain accounting policies for B/DMaintain system and bank reconciliations
- Assist with month-end closing process of books and records
- Assist with monthly finance presentation material to Senior Management and quarterly presentation to the Board of Directors
- Prepare daily journal entries as needed
- Assist with the annual audit of the financial statements
- Analyze monthly variances in balance sheet and income statement
- Track and analyze revenue and operating expenses by lines of business
- Participate in user-acceptance testing as part of new business/system roll-outs and validate the testing results
- Assist with preparation of FINRA FOCUS Reports including the form X-17A-5 Part II, Supplemental Statement of Income (SSOI), Form Custody for Broker Dealers, Supplemental Liquidity Schedule (SLS), Off Balance Sheet Report (OBS) and SEC 17H reports
- Assist with preparation of 15c3-1 Daily Net Capital computations and Customer Protection Rule 15c3-3 (weekly) for a self-clearing broker dealer
- Assist with TIC BC, & TIC BL monthly reporting to the Federal Reserve
- Assist with monthly consolidation to BD’s foreign parent
- Assist with audits with regulators and internal/external auditors
- Must Have 3+ Years of accounting experience in financial institutions
- Bachelors or Masters in AccountingUS GAAP knowledge
- Proficiency in Microsoft OfficeStrong analytical and problem-solving skills
- PreferredCPA or on track
- Familiarity with fixed income securities
- Experience in using Broadridge Impact
- Experience in using Workday Enterprise Management
- Accounting experience in US broker
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