Fund & Financial Reporting Accountant

Alter Domus
Ireland
1 month ago
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Meaning “The Other House” in Latin, Alter Domus is proud to be home to 85% of the top 30 asset managers in the alternatives industry, and more than 5,000 professionals across 23 countries.   Taking an active part in the initial setup of any new funds take-on and liaising with independent tax specialists, lawyers, and notaries as part of the set up process; Handling the fund accounts and preparation of periodic reports and regulatory reports for the fund entities; Preparing the funds’ periodic Net Asset Value calculation and year-end financial statements, management of the audit, and reviewing other fund related reports; Reviewing tax returns and tax balances and maintaining relevant contacts with the tax authorities; You are degree level educated in a relevant area such Finance, Accounting or Economics;  You may have some existing relevant experience in the fields of fund administration, audit or fiduciary services; You have knowledge of fund industry, valuation, and accounting; A basic knowledge in accounting for investment products, experience of closed ended funds in the real estate private equity or debt space will be considered as an asset; You have necessary understanding of securities commonly encountered in the fund industry, including equities, bonds, contract for difference, options, and futures, and the ability to account for these securities You are fluent in English; Support for professional accreditations such as ACCA and study leave  Flexible arrangements, generous holidays, birthday leave Continuous mentoring along your career progression  Support with mental, physical, emotional and financial support 24/7 from our Employee Assistance Program  The opportunity to invest in our growth and success through our Employee Share Plan  Plus additional local benefits depending on your location    Thanks to the work of our Group DE&I Committee and network of DE&I Champions, we empower all of our people to be truly invested in the alternative.   Please contact our hiring team if you require any accommodations to make our recruitment process more accessible for you.  (LI-HYBRID  

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