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Senior Portfolio Accounting Supervisor – Fund Administration

Senior Portfolio Accounting Supervisor – Fund Administration

CompanyFidelity National Information Services
LocationHouston, TX, USA, Remote in USA, Jacksonville, FL, USA, Atlanta, GA, USA
Salary$73250 – $119400
TypeFull-Time
DegreesBachelor’s
Experience LevelSenior

Requirements

  • Bachelor’s degree in finance, accounting, related field, or equivalent combination of education, training, and work experience.
  • Typically, at least 5-7 years of fund accounting experience, preferably with hedge funds or fund administration.
  • Detailed knowledge of securities, fixed income assets, investment company accounting, and investor accounting.
  • Experience with financial reporting, capital allocations, and waterfall structures.
  • Highly proficiency with Microsoft Office applications, with advanced Excel skills.

Responsibilities

  • Serve as portfolio accounting point of contact for clients, working closely to resolve inquiries and ensure client satisfaction.
  • Develop, train, and supervise fund accounting staff, overseeing all aspects of client fund accounting deliverables and service levels for several client relationships.
  • Review monthly GAV financial packages, statements, and reconciliations, including cash, positions, market price, market value, and accrued interest/dividends in supporting schedules and Trial Balance.
  • Assist with client onboarding, including the loading of client tax lots, cash balance, trial balance, etc.) and year-end audits (backup documentation, sampling, etc.).
  • Calculate and review fund returns, process capital commitments, calls, and distributions.
  • Prepare expense budget analysis, expense calculations, as well as maintain daily and monthly accounting records.

Preferred Qualifications

  • Structured products knowledge (term loans, revolvers, delayed draws, ABS).
  • Experience onboarding funds onto accounting systems.
  • Working knowledge of accounting systems (Geneva, VPM) and partnership allocations (Investran).