Fund Accounting Senior Manager
Fund Accounting Senior Manager
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SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
- Oversee key team processes involved in ensuring accurate accounting for and reporting of investment companies
- Develop and own descriptions, matrices and flow charts in relation to the processes key processes and controls
- Develop and own processes to onboard new clients from existing administrators and service providers
- Interact with external auditors and ensure timely completion of fund audits
- Oversee portfolio company events and data evaluation, determining appropriate valuation actions for each investment
- Coach and oversee a team of manager and/or senior accountants
- Ensure that accounting treatment for funds is in accordance with US GAAP, particularly ASC 946, ASC 820, and evaluate special situations
- Collaborate with engineering teams to drive increased automation
- You Have:8+ years of experience in investment company accounting, with a strong academic track record and CPA license (strongly preferred)
- Have experience working with at a public accounting firm and/or experience at a fund administrator or investment advisor in a fund accounting focused role
- Proficiency in US GAAP, particularly ASC 946 and ASC 820 Extensive experience in financial statement creation for investment companies/funds, including writing footnotes
- A track record of improving financial reporting control environments and SOC 1 report process implementation and/or management
- Experience in preparing materials for and coordinating with external auditors
- A commitment to success, self-motivation, and proactivity
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, with the ability to communicate effectively with portfolio companies and lead investors
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