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VP of Finance / Management Company Controller

Posted 2 days ago

technologydriven 5b hedge fundGlens Falls (NY)

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Manager

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$250,000 - $300,000 per year

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About the role

VP OF FINANCE / MANAGEMENT COMPANY CONTROLLER Midtown Manhattan | 4 days in-office / 1 day WFH Targeting ~$250K–$300K total compensation Our client is a technology-driven, ~$5B AUM hedge fund that is continuing to build out its finance platform and is looking for a VP of Finance / Management Company Controller to join the team in Midtown Manhattan. This is a high-visibility opportunity reporting directly to the COO/CFO, with significant ownership across the firm’s management company and GP entities. The firm is bringing key finance functions in-house from third-party providers, giving this person the opportunity to help build, improve, and take ownership of the infrastructure supporting a growing investment platform. What you’ll own: • Management company & GP accounting • US & UK entities and consolidations • Transfer pricing • Partnership tax & partner capital accounts • Budgeting, forecasting & FP&A • Cash flow management • Financial reporting & analysis • Process improvement and continued build-out of the finance function What they’re looking for: • 7–20 years of relevant management company finance/accounting experience • Hedge fund or private equity background strongly preferred • Strong consolidations + transfer pricing experience required • FP&A, partnership tax and cross-border experience highly valued • CPA is a plus • Someone who enjoys being hands-on and taking ownership in a growing environment Please apply if you're interested - thank you! 50368

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