Associate Director Fund Investment Operations - Interim
London
Associate Director Fund Investment Operations - Interim
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London
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Start your job searchA very successful private equity firm have an exciting opportunity for an Interim Associate Director of Fund Investment Operations & Transaction Support.
This is an interim 9 month initial contract starting ASAP.
This is a pivotal role within a fast paced fund finance department and the role encompasses;
- Transaction/Deal Support,
- Supporting new deals from a finance perspective
- Liaising with deal team on financing, refinancing and exits
- Fund and tax structuring
- Represents the firm on Fund Boards,
- Responsibility for full fund lifecycle including liquidations and exits,
- Fund structure compliance
- Managing the administrators
- Interacting with fund controllers & performance reporting teams to update them
- Process improvement in the transaction cycle
To be considered for this role you must:
- Be experienced in complex Lux Private Equity or Debt fund structures
- Have extensive experience in supporting investment/M&A activity
- Have a Bachelor's Degree and/or Accounting Qualification
Please get in touch if this is something of interest.
Duration: 9 months
Salary: £110,00 - £125,000 p/a + discretionary performance related bonus
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