Senior Fund Controller
- Permanent
City of London, London
The details
The Role: Senior Fund Controller - Head of Fund Finance
The Firm: Investment Advisory House
The Location: City of London
The Responsibilities:
- Head of Fund Finance managing 3 fund profesionnals
- Responsibility for the delivery of all client reporting deliverables
- Responsibility for the accuracy and maintenance of all client investment reporting portfolios
- Production of the monthly activity report to the Senior Partner and Business Manager to include client reporting achievements, team workload capacity and business performance/profitability
- Assisting with the growth of the Investment Reporting business, including strategy, recruitment and business development, as well as assisting with presentations to new potential clients
The Requirements:
- Minimum 5+ Years Post Qualified Experience
- Strong Fund Finance professional
- Knowledge of Addepar a bonus but not required
- Proven record in management of accounting and reporting of large complex investment portfolios
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