USD$84,480 - USD$107,520 Per Annum (paid Per Annum)
Location
North Side
Work Type
Full-time
Hours/Week
37.5
Education
Not specified
Experience
5-6 Years
Job Description
Roles & Responsibilities
Accurately process transactions in our accounting system as required, understanding their impact on the NAV of the fund.
Prepare Net Asset Value packages and all supporting scheduled to be reviewed by senior members of the team.
Assist in the audit process, prepare financial statements or review such if prepared by other parties.
Ensure all deliverables and client queries are met as stipulated in the SLA
Ensure all processes are performed in accordance with operational controls as stipulated in SOC1 and all relevant checklists are completed.
Maintain efficiency and accuracy, ensuring a high level of client service is provided at all times
Provide suggestions to more senior staff on how to improve procedures and enhance the overall client experience.
Ensure all fees are billed on time and collected in a timely manner
Any other ad-hoc tasks as required
Requirements
Post-secondary education with a concentration in finance or accounting.
Completion of a professional accounting designation (CA, ACCA, CFA (or equivalent)).
At least 2 years' experience working in the fund administration industry. This can include other administrators, investment managers or fund auditors.
Strong oral and written communications skills
Ability to work to deadlines independently and be organized
Ability to maintain a professional, positive and enthusiastic attitude when dealing with clients and colleagues
Strong computer skills with strengths in Microsoft Office products. Proficiency with Microsoft Excel is particularly an asset.
Understanding of fund administration industry. This includes various fund structures, fee calculations, financial instruments and fund offering documentation review.
Experience with fund accounting software Geneva would be beneficial but not necessary.
Have a working knowledge of Bloomberg (or similar market indices software) would be beneficial but not necessary.