Senior Fund Accountant
leeds professional resourcesFort Lauderdale (FL)
Senior Fund Accountant
Posted 4 days ago
leeds professional resourcesFort Lauderdale (FL)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
We are seeking Senior Fund Accountant to join our client's team! Senior Fund Accountant manages the financial records and transactions of investment funds, including preparing financial statements, calculating Net Asset Value (NAV), and ensuring compliance with regulations. They play a crucial role in maintaining accurate financial records for investment funds and reporting on the financial performance of these funds.
Major Responsibilities:
Prepare timely and accurate Net Assets Values, yields, distributions, and other fund accounting output for subsequent review.
Record accurately, and in accordance with the Department policies and procedures, such accounting records as securities positions, corporate actions related, and journal entries.
Reconcile various accounts, or reviewing reconciliations prepared by others, and promptly researching and correcting any variances.
Identify exceptions and problems affecting accounting records and prices, communicating same to management, and assisting in their resolution.
Assist, as assigned, in preparing audit schedules, compliance reports, N-SARs, tax returns, financial statements, or other reports.
Write reports periodically to management on Fund activities and other related issues.
Research, as assigned, certain securities in Fund portfolios for the purpose of ensuring proper accounting treatment (such as the nature of distributions, original issue discounts, and international valuations) Institutional fund accounting processes also include preparing, reconciling and distributing reports to/from marketing, separate custodians and investment management.
Participate in regular rotation of trade processing and other accounting processes to prepare the fund accounting system for the next day.
Education/Experience:
Bachelor’s degree with exposure to finance or any other analytical course work Previous fund accounting experience
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