Full-Time
Senior Accountant
Posted on 9/18/2025
Crestline Investors
Bespoke private credit and equity financing
No salary listed
Fort Worth, TX, USA
Hybrid
Hybrid role; in-office presence required at Fort Worth, TX.
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- Master's degree in Accounting, Finance, Economics, or a related field.
- CPA, CFA, or equivalent professional certification.
- Assist in preparation of Statutory and GAAP financial statements in compliance with applicable accounting standards: + Prepare journal entries and account reconciliations. + Prepare and analyze monthly, quarterly, and annual financial statements. + Maintain and reconcile general ledger accounts.
- Manage inputs to month-end and year-end closing processes to ensure timely and accurate filing of annual reports and financial statements with all appropriate disclosures.
- Analyze and report on financial performance, valuations, and trends for areas of responsibility.
- Assist with budgeting, forecasting, and variance analysis.
- Support cash flow management and financial planning activities.
- Assist with external audits providing necessary financial data and support.
- Ad Hoc financial support to the CFO, Insurance.
- Ensure financial controls are in place, and in adherence with current regulatory requirements.
- Stay updated on changes in accounting standards, regulatory frameworks and financial reporting requirements.
- 3+ years of progressive accounting experience and an understanding of private investments would be an advantage.
- Advanced excel skills and ability to manipulate data essential.
- Experience with accounting software and investment management systems. (e.g. Finance Force, Clearwater, AVS+)
Crestline Investors provides tailored financing and investment solutions as an alternative asset manager. It raises and allocates capital to private credit, equity, and hybrid structures for mature private equity funds and middle-market companies, plus annuity products through CL Life. Its products work by assembling flexible capital solutions—from senior debt to structured equity—through a multi-strategy, multi-portfolio approach designed to pursue risk-adjusted returns across cycles. Crestline differentiates itself by focusing on capital-constrained middle-market firms, real estate lending, and specialty finance, offering bespoke structures across regions via offices in Fort Worth, London, New York, Tokyo, and Toronto. The firm aims to deliver sustainable income and continuity for sophisticated institutions, family offices, and high-net-worth individuals by generating consistent risk-adjusted returns and protecting capital across different market conditions.
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Total Funding
$945.2M
Headquarters
Fort Worth, Texas
Founded
1997
Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Crestline raised $3.5B for fourth Direct Lending Fund, fueling middle-market growth.
- Crestline launched perpetual private BDC in October 2025 for co-investments.
- Crestline deployed $1.9B across 46 direct lending deals in past 12 months.
What critics are saying
- Rithm Capital acquires Crestline, integrating volatile mortgage REIT strategies.
- SEC targets NAV loans as hidden leverage, curtailing Crestline's 75+ deals.
- Ares undercuts Crestline with larger $3.5B+ funds and scale advantages.
What makes Crestline Investors unique
- Crestline delivers bespoke NAV loans, closing over 75 deals across asset classes.
- Crestline invests in niche sectors like ST&R Insurance and Credent Wealth Management.
- Crestline's Europe arm offers flexible structures from 1st lien to structured equity.
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