Senior Vice President, Real Estate Fund Accounting - Pipeline
bank of new york mellonBrooklyn (NY)
Senior Vice President, Real Estate Fund Accounting - Pipeline
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bank of new york mellonBrooklyn (NY)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Overview:
In this Senior Vice President role, you will lead and ensure timely, accurate real estate fund reporting and oversee accounting processes for complex deal structures. You will train junior staff, uphold internal controls, and provide subject-matter input on methodologies. You will interact with clients and support audits, contributing to a high‑performing, cross‑functional accounting team. This role offers strategic impact within a global financial services firm known for innovation and inclusion. Compensation / Benefits competitive compensation wellbeing programs generous paid leaves paid volunteer time 401(k) plan company-sponsored insurance
Responsibilities:
Ensure timely and accurate preparation of quarterly and annual financial reports for assigned portfolios Construct and/or lead training classes on accounting for complex deal structures and system record-keeping Ensure adherence to internal controls Provide input into methodologies and review work by junior team members Interact with clients to resolve multifaceted questions on fund reports and accounting processes Assist in audits with internal and external auditors
Key requirements:
Bachelors or equivalent combination of education and experience required BA preferred 10+ years of total experience Prior financial services experience preferred GAAP and IFRS knowledge Public accounting experience preferred Prior YARDI experience strong communication mentoring/training client-focused problem solving GAAP IFRS YARDI
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