Senior Vice President, Client Operations
bank of new york mellonBrooklyn (NY)
Senior Vice President, Client Operations
Posted today
bank of new york mellonBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Overview:
In this role you will be the primary escalation point for accounting services, coordinating across teams to serve key client relationships. You will oversee the preparation and review of financial statements, ensuring accuracy and regulatory compliance. You’ll collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to resolve accounting issues and align with BNY's strategic goals. You will drive process improvements in accounting using technology and best practices, contributing to scalable, transformative solutions in a leading financial institution. Compensation / Benefits competitive compensation wellbeing programs paid volunteer time 401(k) plan medical, dental, and vision insurance paid time off
Responsibilities:
Act as the primary escalation and coordination point for key client relationships within accounting services Oversee preparation and review of financial statements ensuring accuracy and compliance Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to address accounting issues and align with strategic goals Drive process improvements and efficiency initiatives in the accounting function using technology and best practices
Key requirements:
Bachelor degree or equivalent experience Total work experience of at least 8 years Experience in client-facing roles Prior financial services experience is a plus strong communication relationship management stakeholder collaboration problem-solving team collaboration
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