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Senior Fund Accountant – Leading Hedge Fund Platform

Posted 20 days ago

robert halfWhite Plains (NY)

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About the role

Senior Associate, Fund Accounting – Leading Hedge Fund Platform Want the sophistication and resources of a major global hedge fund without getting lost inside a massive accounting team? A leading hedge fund is hiring a Senior Fund Accountant for a lean, growing investment platform in New York City. This newly created role offers broad ownership, direct exposure to senior leadership and the opportunity to improve processes within a highly sophisticated investment environment.
Benefits include:
  • 100% paid medical, dental and vision coverage, free lunches and a 6% 401(k) match.
  • To apply, please apply here & send your résumé to .Experience and Skills~4-6+ years of progressive experience in fund accounting (directly in a HEDGE FUND/PE Firm) or top fund administrator with hedge fund clients
  • Best background: Big 4/Public Accounting Foundation --> in-house hedge fund accountant
Responsibilities: Broad ownership across month-end fund close, GL and counterparty reconciliations, shadow accounting, fund-administrator oversight, fee calculations, investor allocations, treasury activity, financial reporting, audits, controls and process improvement. To apply, please apply here & send your résumé to .Our specialized recruiting professionals apply their expertise and utilize our proprietary AI to find you great job matches faster.

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