Senior Fund Accountant
Senior Fund Accountant
Posted 20 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
- Support a portfolio of private equity and venture capital funds across day-to-day accounting and operational activities
- Prepare and review monthly and quarterly NAV packages, capital call notices, and distribution calculations
- Assist with quarterly and annual financial statement preparation and investor reporting deliverables
- Maintain fund general ledgers, reconciliations, and partnership allocations
- Coordinate with internal accounting, investor services, and reporting teams to ensure timely deliverables
- Support client communications and respond to investor and ad hoc reporting requests
- Track reporting timelines and assist in meeting fund deadlines
- Identify process improvement opportunities and assist with workflow documentation
- Participate in client calls and collaborate with senior managers on fund-related matters
- Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance, or related field3–6+ years of private equity or venture capital fund accounting experience
- Candidates from public accounting with private equity, venture capital, or asset management audit experience are encouraged to apply
- Strong understanding of partnership accounting, fund structures, and LPAsExperience preparing fund financial statements and investor reporting packages
- Advanced Excel skills required; exposure to Investran or CRM systems is a plusCPA or progress toward CPA preferred
- Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills*This role can sit in Stamford, CT or Syracuse, NY
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