Fund Accounting Manager
London
Fund Accounting Manager
London
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Start your job searchI am currently working with a leading, US Investment Management firm who are recruiting for Fund Accounting Manager to come in and support the fixed income and securities side of their business, based in central London.
The firm boast offices across over 15 cities worldwide and their London office in particular has doubled in size since its inception around 6 years ago. As the firm continues to grow they have managed to maintain a relaxed and entrepreneurial culture with an emphasis on working collaboratively and innovatively.
Day-to-day the role will be extremely varied and will see you acting as an integral element of the firms fixed income strategies. This will see you supporting the investment portfolio through the coordination and review of the accounts, liaising with third parties and senior people within the business and working closely with the VP of accounting.
They are ideally looking for a qualified accountant (ACA/ACCA/ACMA or equivalent) who has had extensive experience working with NAVs either from a hedge fund environment or who has had experience working with hedge fund clients. The role will be perfect for someone who is looking for a step up in their career where you will be able to work with some of the most successful names in the business in a firm which is ambitious and continuing to grow not just in London but worldwide.
If this role sounds as though it could be of interest please apply for immediate consideration!
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