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The Fund Accountant will maintain records for hedge and private equity funds, perform reconciliations, and support audits and client communications.

Manage day-to-day accounting and month-end close processes, prepare financial statements, reconciliations and journal entries, oversee payroll/accounts payable/cashiering, support budgeting and forecasts, maintain internal controls, participate in inventory counts, safeguard cash assets, and develop finance staff while coordinating with departments and Home Office.

Perform full-charge bookkeeping and accounting for multiple centers: review accounts payable and receipting, process and code invoices and reimbursements, file monthly sales tax returns, prepare journal entries, perform bank reconciliations, and review ledgers for related funds and accounts.

The Fund Accountant manages financial and compliance functions, prepares reports, and coordinates with internal and external parties related to fund operations.

The AMR Accountant supports multi-country general ledger activities, prepares monthly journal entries, reconciles balance sheet accounts, maintains internal controls, and assists with audits.

The Accountant will calculate and report revenue, prepare journal entries, ensure compliance with accounting standards, and improve processes across teams.

The Accountant role involves managing month-end closes, reviewing junior staff work, creating financial reports, and collaborating with clients.

The Junior Accountant will assist in month-end and year-end close processes, manage reconciliations, support audits, and enhance financial reporting while collaborating with business leaders.

The Senior Fund Accountant manages accounting for private equity funds, handling cash flow, financial statements, audits, and investor communications.

The Accountant will manage financial records, prepare journal entries, support month-end processes, reconcile accounts, track invoicing, and assist with financial reports, improving workflows as needed.

The Senior Tax Accountant will support various tax functions including federal and state compliance, conduct research, manage projects, and ensure accuracy in tax filings and documentation.

The Accountant 2 will manage invoicing, maintain customer accounts, reconcile payables, perform month-end closings, and support audit requests while adhering to safety policies.

The Technical Accounting Advisor manages accounting, reporting, SEC filings, and technical research, supporting financial reporting with a focus on pensions and derivatives.

The Treasury Accountant performs cash management, prepares treasury reports, liaises with banking partners, improves processes, and supports audits.

The Senior Tax Accountant prepares tax returns, financial statements, conducts audits, and mentors junior staff, ensuring quality work and compliance with accounting standards.

The Fund Accountant will manage financial operations, compliance reporting, and collaborate with internal teams and external partners, ensuring timely and accurate financial deliverables.

The Accountant/Sr. Bookkeeper develops accounting systems, maintains accounts and general ledger, prepares financial reports, and ensures compliance with legal requirements.

The Corporate Accountant prepares monthly journal entries, reconciles accounts, supports financial reporting compliance, and assists with audits and financial projects.

The Corporate Accountant manages full-cycle accounting processes, financial reporting, general ledger management, and compliance with accounting standards. Responsibilities include maintaining financial statements, preparing audit schedules, and supporting cash management activities. Collaboration with teams for intercompany accounting and improvements in accounting processes is also essential.

As a Staff Accountant, you'll manage core accounting processes, drive financial close, oversee revenue recognition, and support audits, cash flow, and budgeting.

The Operations Accountant will manage operational accounting tasks, including reconciliations and journal entries, while identifying process improvements.

The General Accountant manages the general ledger's integrity, leads financial reporting, conducts balance sheet reviews, supports audits, and proposes internal control improvements.

The Lead Fund Accountant oversees daily activities of fund accountants, approves exception cases, ensures compliance with accounting standards, and manages client relations regarding fund issues. Responsibilities include reviewing general ledger functions, calculating net asset values, and coordinating audit materials.

The Statutory Accountant II is responsible for statutory accounting, financial statement preparation, regulatory reporting, and collaborating with the accounting team for accurate financial records.

The Senior Corporate Accountant oversees corporate financial reporting, consolidation processes, and intercompany accounting while collaborating with various teams to ensure compliance and process improvements.