Vice President, Fund Accounting
Vice President, Fund Accounting
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SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
- The Vice President, Fund Accounting will lead financial operations for a global fund administration firm.
- Collaborate with a team to manage infrastructure fund accounting and ensure compliance with industry standards.
- Drive innovation and efficiency in fund administration processes and client services.
- Engage with sophisticated alternative investment clients to deliver tailored solutions.
- Leverage advanced technology and tools to enhance operational effectiveness.
- Provide leadership and mentorship to a team of accounting professionals.
- Contribute to the strategic growth and innovation of fund administration services.
- Join a hybrid work environment offering flexibility and collaboration opportunities.
- Vice President, Fund Accounting Key Responsibilities & Duties
- Maintain and control general ledgers and sub-ledgers for various funds.
- Prepare and review financial statements, footnotes, and partner capital statements.
- Oversee client relationships, meetings, and service plans, including annual budgets.
- Provide technical accounting expertise, particularly in the infrastructure fund space.
- Coordinate with internal teams and external auditors to ensure compliance.
- Review partnership agreements and implement fund structures on accounting systems.
- Prepare ad hoc reports and oversee trading and operations processes.
- Lead initiatives for business and technology reengineering in fund administration.
Before you apply
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A number in mind
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Your notice period
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