Senior Associate, Fund Accounting & Finance
Senior Associate, Fund Accounting & Finance
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Fund Accounting & Reporting
- Prepare and review quarterly and annual fund financial statements under US GAAP, including fair value reporting
- Process capital calls and distributions, and maintain investor capital accounts and allocations
- Calculate distribution waterfalls and carried interest
- Produce quarterly investor capital statements and LP reporting packages
- Run the annual audit and serve as the main contact for external auditors
- Oversee third-party fund administrators and advisors, and review their deliverables
- Drive the monthly and quarterly close in partnership with teams across the firm
- Oversee fund tax compliance and regulatory filings so every deadline is met
- Fund Finance & Analysis
- Forecast and track sources and uses of capital across multiple funds, from deployment through the hold period
- Compare results to budget and forecast, explain the gaps, and present the findings to leadership
- Analyze fund and investment performance, and report KPIs to senior management, investors, lenders, and regulators
- Monitor compliance with LPA terms and loan covenants, and prepare the related reporting
- Build reporting tools and automation, and evaluate outsourced solutions that strengthen controls and save time
- Make sure every number that leaves the team is accurate and reconciled
- 3 to 8 years of experience in public accounting (real estate or asset management audit preferred), fund accounting, fund administration, or private equity fund finance
- Strong working knowledge of US GAAP and private equity fund structures, including waterfalls, capital accounts, and LP reporting
- Ability to turn financial results into concise presentations for senior leadership
- Advanced Excel skills and experience with data visualization tools
- CPA preferred
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