Fund Accountant | Global Multi Strategy Hedge Fund
Fund Accountant | Global Multi Strategy Hedge Fund
Posted 7 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Own key financial reporting deliverables across a diverse range of funds and investment strategies
- Build a detailed understanding of the firm’s products, structures and economics, becoming a trusted point of contact for complex accounting matters
- Partner with Tax, Treasury, Operations, Valuations, Legal, Compliance and Investor Relations on business-critical reporting and fund initiatives
- Lead relationships with auditors, administrators and other external providers, challenging outputs and driving high standards
- Analyze complex financial information, identify issues and turn accounting data into clear, commercially relevant insight
- Improve the firm’s reporting infrastructure by strengthening controls, automating workflows and reducing manual processes
- Work directly with senior management on ad-hoc projects, new products and initiatives linked to the continued growth of the platform
- Who this suitsCPA with two to three years of financial-services audit or accounting experience
- Strong technical accounting and financial-reporting knowledge
- Experience working with investment funds, asset managers or other complex financial institutions
- Commercially minded and interested in understanding how an investment business operates
- Confident communicating technical issues to non-accounting stakeholders
- Proactive, intellectually curious and motivated by building better processes
Before you apply
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