Fund Operations - HYBRID
London
Fund Operations - HYBRID
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London
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Start your job searchMy client is a well-respected Alternatives Investment Manger based near Green Park/St James' Park.
They are looking for some assistance in their Fund Operations department for an initial 6-month contract.
This will be an ad-hoc role that has a broad scope across Co-Sec Analysis, Risk/Governance and Fund Governance (UK and/or European).
Duties would include:
- Monitor the governance checkers
- Understanding of fund structures - UK predominantly but Europe beneficial
- Quarterly risk reporting; look at the risk reports & flag any risks outlined in the risk documents
- Review terms of reference documents
- Review co-sec dep analysis
- Understand how a committee is formed
The ideal candidate will be available on less than 4 weeks' notice and have had a broad role in either Fund Governance, Fund Admin, Co-Sec or Risk as long as they have the requisite knowledge of Fund Structures.
This role will be on a hybrid basis of 3 days per week in the office.
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