Senior Manager, Operations - Private Credit

Posted 4 days ago

sni financialJersey City (NJ)

Financial Managers International, Secondary Market, and All Other Nondepository Credit Intermediation

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About the role

Senior Manager, Operations - Private CreditWhat You'll Be DoingLead operational readiness and ongoing oversight for complex private credit funds and investment vehicles Manage cash forecasting, capital activity, distributions, subscriptions, redemptions, credit facilities, borrowing bases, and liquidity planning Build and maintain fund models, projections, performance analytics, fee calculations, waterfalls, allocations, and reporting dashboards Partner with Legal, Compliance, Accounting, Portfolio Management, and Investor Relations on complex fund matters Support investor reporting, management reporting, due diligence requests, regulatory requirements Strengthen processes, controls, reconciliations, data governance, and operational procedures Identify opportunities to leverage technology, automation, and AI to improve efficiency and reporting

What We're Looking For:

8+ years of progressive experience in private credit fund operations and fund finance
Direct experience with direct lending and/or distressed credit investments
Strong understanding of evergreen fund structures, private credit vehicles, investor allocations, capital activity, fees, liquidity, valuation, and credit facilities
Bachelor's degree in Accounting, Finance, Business, or related fieldCPA or advanced degree is a plus
Why Consider This Opportunity?
Rapidly growing and profitable organization
Highly experienced and collaborative team
Excellent job stability
Significant opportunity for career growth and upward mobility
High-visibility role with exposure to senior leadership and multiple areas of the investment platform

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