Senior Manager, Private Equity
$150,000
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Posted 6 days ago
SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$150,000
About the role
- Lead the client relationship management for Fund Administration PE clients
- Direct supervision of staffUS GAAP & IFRS reporting for closed-ended fund structures including PE or Infrastructure
- Assisting in the development of new & existing global client relationships, optimizing service offerings, productivity and profitability
- Production of Financial Statements and supporting investor communications for Clients
- Assist in the management of the NAV preparation and review process for our PERE fund clients
- Fund accounting and knowledge of investor reporting systems such as Investran and eFront, and investor portals including Investment Café (ICX) and FIS Data Exchange (IDX)
- Ensuring adherence to documented procedures and policies
- Work on the integration of large fund administration mandates
- Developing and enhancing Investran and/or eFront fund administration platforms to automate and standardize processes
- Collaborating with operational centers
- Working on ad hoc internal and global projects (as required)
- Approximately 8+ years' experience
- An understanding of complex fund structures and fund accounting to act as subject matter expert to team
- A high degree of commercial awareness and client service focus
- Prior experience working at a PE Fund or PE Administrator
- Strong leadership skills and supervisory experience of other professionals
- Excellent organizational and communication skills and the ability to work on own initiative consistently producing accurate and timely work
- Good interpersonal skills to develop working relationships with colleagues, clients, other divisions and professional intermediaries
- A professional accounting qualification a plus
- Demonstrated ability to automate processes leveraging Excel and systems (Investran and/or eFront, Yardi experience a plus)
- Investor Services to US & investor KYC Standards
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