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Associate Vice President, Operational Due Diligence

Posted 31 days ago

confidentialIndianapolis (IN)

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Associate Vice President, Operational Due Diligence
About the Company: Prominent asset management firm Industry Financial Services Type Privately HeldAbout the RoleThe Company is seeking an Associate Vice President for Operational Due Diligence. The successful candidate will be responsible for conducting operational due diligence reviews for investments in various funds, including hedge funds, real estate, and private equity. This role involves on-site meetings with external asset managers to assess their operational strength and ability to manage risk, as well as documenting and presenting findings to regional research committees. The ideal candidate should have a background in operations and/or audit within the asset management business, with a focus on hedge fund, real estate, and private equity operations. Strong communication, analytical, and organizational skills are essential, as is the ability to work effectively in a team environment. Applicants for this position at the company should have 3-5 years of experience in a relevant role, such as auditing investment products or working in the operations and/or audit departments of an asset management firm. A Bachelor's degree in accounting and finance, along with a Chartered Accountant or Chartered Financial Analyst qualification, is required. The role also demands a working knowledge of industry standards and best practices in the asset management industry, particularly related to hedge funds and pooled investment products. The candidate should be proficient in Microsoft Office and be prepared for a role that may involve up to 20% travel. Responsibilities include leading special projects, performing regulatory research, and analyzing financial statements, as well as conducting due diligence on administrators supporting the underlying managers. Functions Operations Data Management/Analytics

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