Sr Fund Manager - Private Equity - 2 days in office

Posted 3 days ago

taurus searchHartford (CT)

Financial Managers Portfolio Management and Investment Advice

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About the role

Taurus Search is working with a fast paced start up working within PE. Our client is looking to hire a strong accounting professional, ideally with leadership experience, to join a newly created role as they continue to bring on major clients in private equity and private debt! This is a chance to work in a flexible environment where you can get high levels of exposure to senior leadership, have opportunities for advancement, and work with some of the top private equity and debt firms in the industry. This role will be the primary point of contact for a portfolio of client accounts - handling the coordination between the clients and the internal teams on product delivery.

Responsibilities Include:

Act as the primary point of contact for the assigned clients
Develop an in-depth understanding of the assigned client's fund structures and SOPs.
Assign workload and necessary deadlines for: capital calls, distributions, valuations, cash monitoring, management fees and reporting functions
Review and finalize quarterly financial statements, investor letters, and other required assignments
Assist with managing investor inquiries, fielding reporting questions, and other ad hoc requests
Coach and mentor team members in all aspects of work
When issues arise, create innovative solutions and manage follow upAct as an advisor to clients

Requirements:

6-10 years in fund accounting, public accounting, or fund administration
Strong understanding of PE fund structures and operations
Bachelors degree requiredCPA or MBA a plus

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