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State Street

Holds assets for institutions and runs index funds

Real Assets Senior Associate - Fund Accounting & Administration

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Full-time

About the Job

Requirements

  • A college degree is required; accounting is preferred.
  • At least 3 years of general ledger accounting or audit experience is required.
  • Advanced Excel skills are required, including advanced formulas, pivot tables, and VLOOKUP.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain the general ledger for various fund entities.
  • Prepare supporting work papers for financial statements, portfolio schedules, and capital account allocations.
  • Prepare financial statements and footnote disclosures.
  • Conduct analytical reviews of monthly and quarterly investment and fund performance data.
  • Review and/or prepare capital calls, distributions, and bank reconciliations.
  • Prepare management, annual, and incentive fee calculations.
  • Prepare client correspondences.
  • Calculate waterfalls and capital account allocations.
  • Ensure compliance with legal documents.
  • Maintain working relationships with client contacts, auditors, tax professionals, lawyers, and banking personnel.
  • Participate in special projects as requested.

Desired Qualifications

  • Fund accounting or public accounting experience is preferred.
  • A CPA certification or active pursuit of CPA certification is preferred.
  • Experience leading verbal and written communications with senior-level internal and external clients is preferred.
  • Administrative and organizational skills, ability to multitask, and efficiency in meeting client deliverables are preferred.

About the Company

State Street

Holds assets for institutions and runs index funds

State Street holds and services investments for pension funds, insurers, fund companies, and other large institutions, and it also runs index funds through State Street Investment Management. It launched the first US-listed exchange-traded fund, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust, in 1993, and in 1924 it became custodian of the first US mutual fund. As a custody bank, it safekeeps clients' stocks and bonds, completes their trades, calculates what their funds are worth, and lends their securities to other investors. It earns fees on the assets it services and manages, plus income from currency trading and from interest on client cash. State Street traces its roots to a bank chartered in 1792 and is based in Boston, Massachusetts.

Company size
10,001+
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Boston, MA
Founded
1792

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