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Senior Vice President, Technical Accounting

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bank of new york mellonBrooklyn (NY)

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Overview: In this role, you act as a senior accounting SME for US GAAP hedge accounting within a Treasury-focused team that supports large hedge programs. You will advise on new hedge strategies and monitoring, ensure proper documentation and controls, and liaise with auditors and regulators. Based in New York with in-office presence required, you will lead end-to-end hedge accounting processes and help scale governance for hedging initiatives that exceed $50B notional. This is a high-impact, cross-functional role at a leading financial services firm. Compensation / Benefits compensation benefits and wellbeing programs flexible global resources paid leave including volunteer time pay-for-performance culture
Responsibilities: Serve as accounting SME for US GAAP hedge accounting rules and advise Treasury on hedge strategy implementation Ensure timely creation and approval of hedge documentation for approved strategies Review or prepare hypo trades reflecting hedged risk components Verify hedge documentation aligns with documented strategy Maintain reconciliation controls to ensure approved hedge relationships are properly documented Own end-to-end hedge accounting controls including monthly GL checks Lead implementation of new hedge programs and ensure systems support automated accounting and designation tracking Perform monthly and quarterly hedge effectiveness monitoring and reporting Update Corporate Accounting Policies to reflect new hedge strategies Act as primary contact to External Audit, Internal Audit, SOX, and regulators for data requests related to global hedge programs
Key requirements: Experienced CPA (10–20 years) Strong knowledge of US GAAP hedge accounting rules and/or hedge program audits Excellent communication skills for interaction with auditors, regulators, and Treasury team Strong Excel skills and willingness to adopt new technologies strong communication cross-functional collaboration attention to detail US GAAP Hedge accounting rules (FAS 133, ASC 815) hedge documentation and governance hedge effectiveness monitoring

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