Portfolio Administration Analyst
Posted 11 days ago
crestlineFort Worth (TX)
Financial Specialists, All OtherPortfolio Management and Investment Advice
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Crestline is seeking a Portfolio Administration Analyst who will primarily be responsible for supporting the organization’s investment portfolio transactions data integrity function. This role will help ensure accuracy and timeliness of data used by the organization to provide insights into internal decision-making, investor performance reporting and audit and compliance support. This position will report to the Director of Portfolio Administration.
Primary Job Responsibilities
Support the cash reconciliation process by communicating wire activity and researching cash breaks between recorded activity and bank statement cash movements
Verify booked transactions and provide feedback regarding discrepancies
Employ a variety of data quality checks to ensure completeness and consistency of data
Work with cross-functional teams to gather information and understand transactions
Assist in developing and amending standard operating procedure documentation
Desired Education And Experience
Bachelor’s degree in accounting or finance
Demonstrated work experience in a professional environment
Skilled with Microsoft applications, especially Excel
Personal Qualifications
Organized, high level of initiative, self-directed and independent worker with attention to detail and strong time management skills
Desire and interest to pursue opportunities for professional growth
Excellent interpersonal skills, frequent and clear communicator, should be responsive and results-oriented
Ability to work in a team-oriented and small office environment
Diplomatic, tactful and discrete concerning confidential information
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