AVP, Product Controller
abacus groupNew York (NY)
About the role
Our client is a registered service bank. They seek an AVP, Product Controller to join their Manhattan, NY office.
Responsibilities:
- Design and execute financial controls for product areas such as loans, deposits, securities, and derivatives
- Drive process enhancements for financial reporting and controls across the accounting function, including regulatory reporting, financial reporting, and financial statement preparation
- Record journal entries to the ledger as needed based on closing procedures and reconciliation breaks
- Investigate and resolve breaks, partnering with other departments as needed
- Support Call Report preparation and other regulatory filings
- Coordinate external audits by working with auditors to provide requested support and ensure the timely delivery of information
- Prepare financial statements
- Analyze financial results and related trends
- Partner with other departments, specifically Client & Banking Services, on analyses related to financial results and controls
- Contribute to vendor risk management and other ad hoc projects
Requirements:
- 2-4 years of relevant experience Big 4, public experience only Financial services clients required (can include banking, broker-dealer, hedge fund/PE, and insurance)
- Strong communication skills Detail-oriented and highly organizedCPA required or 4 parts passed
- JobID: 48221
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