Private Equity / Real Estate Fund Accountant ACA / ACCA
London, City of London
Private Equity / Real Estate Fund Accountant ACA / ACCA
London, City of London
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Start your job searchA boutique private equity and real estate investor is looking for a recently qualified (0-2 years PQE) ACA or equivalent with funds experience, to join their growing Fund Finance Team.
Based in Mayfair in an office that has a family feel - there is a fantastic culture with a huge emphasis on work life balance, 9.00am-5.30pm. Added to this, your hiring manager is a supportive mentor who will guide you through any asset classes you have not dealt with before; within the role, there are elements of fund accounting on real estate and direct PE platforms.
The role itself is a broad accounting position and is best suited to either; an ACA with fund experience from practice or post qualified within a fund manager or, an ACCA/CIMA from industry who has spent time at an administrator, private equity or real estate firm. Your role will be to monitor all investments from a finance perspective, from a transaction and beyond.This will involve monthly activity and valuation reports, budgeting and forecasting for the funds, presenting and providing commentary to the various investment teams.
It is a broad role best suited to a candidate who wants to work with good people who value culture incredibly high. The role is as technical as you want to make it and, the size of the wider group means that there are a number of avenues for progression. n terms of remuneration, it's incredibly competitive and the bonus is above market rate for the private equity industry.
If you are a qualified accountant with fund accounting experience from audit or industry and are looking for your next challenge then please do not hesitate to get in touch with Sunil Basra at Marks Sattin.
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