Full-Time

Director of Controllership & Treasury

Brookfield

Brookfield

1,001-5,000 employees

Global investment firm managing long-term wealth

Compensation Overview

$150k - $170k/yr

Toronto, ON, Canada

In Person

Bachelor's

Category
Accounting (1)
Required Skills
Financial analysis

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Requirements
  • A CPA, CA, or equivalent designation is preferred, along with a degree in Accounting, Finance, or a related discipline.
  • At least 8 years of progressive experience in treasury, controllership, accounting, or finance, preferably within asset management, private credit, or financial services.
  • Strong knowledge of International Financial Reporting Standards and/or United States Generally Accepted Accounting Principles.
  • Ability to work independently in a fast-paced, evolving environment with limited established processes.
  • Strong critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, and stakeholder management skills.
Responsibilities
  • Provide guidance to the controllership team for quarter-end and annual financial close across multiple legal entities.
  • Oversee the preparation and review of financial consolidations, including intercompany eliminations and consolidation adjustments.
  • Prepare financial analysis, management reporting, and presentation materials to support senior leadership's decision-making and strategic initiatives.
  • Maintain a strong internal control environment and ensure compliance with Brookfield accounting policies and applicable accounting standards, including International Financial Reporting Standards and/or United States Generally Accepted Accounting Principles.
  • Coordinate with internal and external auditors and support audit requests.
  • Lead initiatives to improve financial reporting, consolidation processes, and operational effectiveness.
  • Participate in special projects, strategic initiatives, and ad hoc analyses in support of evolving business priorities.
  • Research complex accounting issues and prepare technical accounting memoranda supporting significant transactions.
  • Evaluate accounting implications of investments, restructurings, acquisitions, dispositions, and treasury activities.
  • Oversee day-to-day treasury operations for Brookfield Credit entities.
  • Manage banking relationships, account administration, payment approvals, cash positioning, and liquidity management.
  • Review and approve wire transfers and treasury transactions in accordance with internal control policies.
  • Coordinate funding activities, capital calls, distributions, and intercompany cash movements.
  • Develop and implement best practices for treasury operations to improve efficiency, scalability, and control.
  • Serve as an escalation point for complex Accounts Payable issues and payment exceptions.
  • Partner with Accounts Payable teams and business stakeholders to resolve vendor inquiries, payment delays, banking issues, and operational challenges.
  • Monitor outstanding items and drive timely resolution of aged transactions.
  • Identify opportunities to streamline Accounts Payable workflows and strengthen operational controls.
  • Act as a business owner for Microsoft Dynamics Finance processes related to treasury, accounts payable, and controllership.
  • Identify opportunities to automate manual processes and improve system utilization.
  • Lead, coach, and develop members of the finance team, fostering a culture of accountability and continuous improvement.
  • Develop and deliver training on treasury operations, financial close, internal controls, and Microsoft Dynamics best practices.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience within asset management, private credit, or financial services.
  • A CPA, CA, or equivalent designation.

Brookfield is a global investment firm that pools capital from institutions and individuals to help them build long-term wealth. It invests across renewable power, infrastructure, real estate, private equity, and credit, typically deploying its own capital alongside partners. As owner-operators, it uses hands-on operational expertise to grow the businesses it owns. Its goal is to deliver durable, steady returns by focusing on high-quality assets and aligning interests with clients.

Company Size

1,001-5,000

Company Stage

N/A

Total Funding

$69B

Headquarters

New York City, New York

Founded

1924

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What believers are saying

  • Brookfield announced Sept. 7, 2026, a RMB 12 billion China renewable fund.
  • Naver and Brookfield accelerated a $9 billion Korea AI factory on Sept. 4, 2026.
  • Brookfield won a $1 billion NLF mandate on Sept. 8, 2026, expanding fee income.

What critics are saying

  • Singapore High Court sued Brookfield on Aug. 10, 2026, over alleged deal theft.
  • One New York Plaza entered special servicing on Jan. 5, 2026, pressuring office refinancing.
  • Brookfield’s office losses and $8 billion maturities through 2027 threaten capital allocation discipline.

What makes Brookfield unique

  • Bruce Flatt keeps Brookfield winning mandates like NLF on Sept. 8, 2026.
  • Brookfield monetizes operating expertise across energy, infrastructure, private credit, and real estate globally.
  • Brookfield’s China platform spans 15 GW across 20 provinces, built since 2013.

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DealStreetAsia
Sep 8th, 2026
Brookfield targets $1.8B first close for debut RMB energy transition fund in China

Brookfield has launched its first China-focused energy transition fund denominated in renminbi, targeting a first close exceeding CNY 12 billion ($1.8 billion). The Brookfield China Renewable Fund will invest in operational wind, solar and energy storage assets across China. The global asset manager, which oversees $1.2 trillion in assets, announced the fund's launch following a signing ceremony at the China International Fair for Investment and Trade in Xiamen. New China Life Insurance Company, a state-controlled Beijing-based insurer, participated in the ceremony alongside senior local government officials. Brookfield established its first Chinese office in 2013 and launched its local energy business in 2017. The firm currently manages 15 GW of energy assets across more than 20 Chinese provinces, with total assets under management in China reaching CNY 160 billion ($23.8 billion).

GFM Limited
Sep 8th, 2026
Brookfield secures $1bn mandate from UK's Nuclear Liabilities Fund

Brookfield Asset Management has secured a $1bn mandate from the UK's Nuclear Liabilities Fund, according to Bloomberg. The capital will be deployed across infrastructure, energy, private equity, real estate and private credit through Brookfield's Investment Solutions Group. The portfolio will combine fund investments with direct investments and co-investments. Brookfield plans to recycle returns into new opportunities over time. The Nuclear Liabilities Fund was established to cover future decommissioning costs for UK nuclear power stations. As of March 2025, it held £20.7bn ($28bn) in assets. The Investment Solutions Group, which will manage the mandate, was launched last year to serve institutional investors, family offices and private wealth clients with customised multi-asset portfolios.

Tech in Asia
Sep 4th, 2026
Naver, Brookfield accelerate $9b AI factory in Korea.

Naver, Brookfield accelerate $9b AI factory in Korea. Naver, a South Korea-based internet and technology company, and Brookfield Asset Management, an asset manager, said that they were speeding up work on a 1-gigawatt AI factory. Brookfield agreed to invest up to US$9 billion in the initial 200-megawatt phase at Naver's Gak Sejong data center in Sejong City. Naver said it is working with Nvidia on the first phase, which was expanded from an original plan of 55 megawatts plan. The project is expected to use about 100,000 Nvidia graphics processing units based on the Vera Rubin and Blackwell platforms. Brookfield said it would also support equipment procurement and customer acquisition. Gak Sejong is Naver's hyperscale data center in Sejong City and part of a 270-megawatt campus that opened in November 2023. Recent Naver developments. Stay updated on the go with our mobile app. Get latest insights with smoother, more personalized experience through TIA mobile app. How would you feel if you could no longer use Tech in Asia? Share, tag us, and land on our Wall of!

The Economic Times
Sep 1st, 2026
HSBC joins PEs in race for Nuvama Wealth.

HSBC joins PEs in race for Nuvama Wealth. , ET Bureau Last Updated: Sep 01, 2026, 05:30:00 AM IST Asia-Pacific-focused private equity firm PAG, current owners of the listed financial services company, has revived attempts to sell the business after a year's gap. Non-binding bids also in from 6 funds for 54% worth $1.8 billion. Two more strategics expected to join. Mumbai: Europe's largest lender HSBC is competing with global private equity buyout groups to acquire Nuvama Wealth and Investment Ltd, said people in the know. Asia-Pacific-focused private equity firm PAG, current owners of the listed financial services company, has revived attempts to sell the business after a year's gap. HSBC is competing with at least half a dozen PE competitors including Brookfield, Warburg Pincus, EQT, CVC Capital, Permira, Chrys Capital and General Atlantic (GA) for the asset, said the people cited above. Investors are queuing up to tap into India's growing appetite for investment and spending, joining an increasingly competitive field. You May Like At least two more strategic players are expected to join the fray this week after the aforementioned entities submitted non-binding offers last week in what's turning out to be a rerun of events in 2025. A run-in with the Securities & Exchange Board of India impacted Nuvama's stock price last August. Volatility in scrip. This involved Jane Street, one of its key clients in the capital markets custodian business, and the regulatory cloud eventually tripped up the sale process. PAG relaunched the divestment of Nuvama, formerly Edelweiss Wealth Management, last month, reappointing advisors Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan. At its current market value of Rs 32,116 crore, PAG's 53.98% stake-held via Pagac Ecstasy Pte Ltd (53.12%) and Asia Pragati Strategic Investment Fund-is worth Rs 17,336 crore ($1.8 billion). The transaction will also trigger an open offer for an additional 26% of the company. Nuvama's shares have been volatile over the past year. On a split-adjusted basis, the stock rose from around Rs 1,200 in late August 2025 to about Rs 1,805 by August 28 this year, a gain of about 50%. After trading in the Rs 1,100-1,500 range, it rallied in April, hitting a 52-week high of Rs 2,067 in July. It closed Monday at Rs 1,753, down 2.9% from Friday's close. Last November, the company announced a 1:5 stock split that saw the face value revised to Rs 2 from Rs 10, while the authorized share capital remained unchanged at Rs 799.54 crore. PAG invested $325 million to acquire a majority stake in Edelweiss Wealth Management in March 2021 with the firm getting listed in 2023. Industry observers said the large cheque size for a listed company buyout is likely to nudge contenders to form consortiums. Both Chrys Capital and EQT for example had teamed up to buy Credilla, the education loan business of HDFC Ltd. Some candidates are also open to carving out certain pieces of the business-wealth and capital markets-instead of picking up all the multiple pieces that also include verticals such as asset services (clearing and custody), capital markets including institutional equities (IE) and investment banking (IB), and asset management. General Atlantic, Brookfield, EQT, HSBC and Permira declined to comment. Warburg Pincus, ChrysCapital and CVC Capital didn't respond to queries. PAG remained unreachable. Wealth effect. "So far, most of the candidates are common from last time except a few," said an executive whose company is in the fray. "But it's an expensive buy even after its stock split. Since last September, the stock price is up 37.21%. Even though the Jane Street issue has been dealt with and the company has derisked client concentration, the hypercompetitive landscape of wealth management will weigh in." Nuvama's wealth management segment has become its mainstay with client assets growing to Rs 5.36 lakh crore as of June 30. The group largely caters to affluent and high-networth individuals (HNIs), ultra HNIs (UHNIs), family offices and institutional clients, with products covering investment advisory and management, estate planning, lending and broking services. The asset services business, the second largest portfolio for the group at 30%, was pegged at Rs 1.59 lakh crore as of June 30. Three-fourths of these were assets under custody with the rest under clearing. It is also a prominent player in the institutional equities and investment banking businesses with a leading position in public debt issuances. However, the asset management business is at a relatively nascent stage, comprising alternate investment funds (AIFs) and portfolio management schemes (PMS). This business had an AUM of about Rs 13,261 crore as of June 30-up 12% from a year ago. Robust growth. "The wealth management business continues to see robust flows in the recurring revenue-earning segment," said Prayesh Jain, analyst at Motilal Oswal, earlier this month, following first-quarter results. India represents a significant long-term opportunity for wealth managers as rapid economic growth, rising incomes, entrepreneurship and financialisation of savings create a larger pool of investable wealth. Long seen as the number one player in Hong Kong, HSBC is keen to project its private banking brand into mainland China and neighbouring Asian countries to attract young entrepreneurs and wealthy clients. Most bulge-bracket PE funds - Blackstone, Bain, Carlyle, Advent, and KKR - have written large cheques to back companies in this space. General Atlantic was a major investor in 360 One WAM Ltd (formerly IIFL Wealth Management), a key competitor of Nuvama Wealth, owning a minority 21.6% stake before exiting in 2023. Last year, 360 One acquired UBS's onshore Indian wealth management business in a deal that also saw the Swiss financial giant take a minority 5% stake in the firm. According to a recent PwC report, India's asset and wealth management industry is projected to reach $1.7 trillion in assets under management by 2030, implying a compound annual growth rate of 11.6% since 2024.

Business Standard
Aug 31st, 2026
Investments by PE/VC funds jump to $4.1 billion in July: Report.

Investments by PE/VC funds jump to $4.1 billion in July: Report. Representative image for private equity and venture capital funds' investments Private equity and venture capital funds' investments in India increased 3 per cent year-on-year to USD 4.1 billion in July, as per a report released on Monday. The investments were up from USD 4 billion recorded in July last year, and 52 per cent higher than USD 2.7 billion invested in the preceding month, the report by the consultant EY and industry grouping IVCA said. The number of deals in July 2026 at 111 was 7 per cent lower than the 119 transactions in July 2025, indicating a jump in ticket sizes, and were much higher than the 80 deals in June 2026, the report said. "India's macroeconomic fundamentals remain supportive of investment activity. With significant dry powder available across PE/VC (Private equity and venture capital) funds, deal-making is expected to accelerate further as geopolitical conditions stabilise," the consultancy firm's partner Vivek Soni said. July 2026 recorded 10 large deals totaling USD 2.8 billion or around 68 per cent of the total activity, it said, adding that Brookfield's USD 600 million bet in Lumara was the highest. Buyout investments accounted for the largest share of PE/VC activity in July 2026, with USD 1.4 billion deployed, which was a 176 per cent jump from the USD 511 million in July 2025 while credit investments ranked second, witnessing over USD 880 million getting invested. Investments into startups jumped 90 per cent on-year to USD 805 million in July 2026, the report noted. From a sectoral perspective, infrastructure led with USD 1.5 billion in investments, followed by financial services at USD 649 million and food and agriculture with USD 335 million, as per the report. There were 17 exits worth USD 1.6 billion compared to USD 9.2 billion across 26 exits in July 2025, the report said, reminding that the year-ago period saw Temasek's USD 6.4 billion exit from Schneider Electric. PE and VC funds raised USD 2.5 billion across eight fund raises in July as against USD 1.5 billion in the year-ago period. (Only the headline and picture of this report may have been reworked by the Business Standard staff; the rest of the content is auto-generated from a syndicated feed.)