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KKR

Runs private equity, credit and infrastructure funds

Assistant Vice President - Insurance Treasury & Payments Operations

TreasuryPosted on Nov 13
Full-timeBoston, MA, USA

About the Job

Requirements

  • A bachelor's degree and 5–8+ years of experience in Treasury, Payments Operations, or Investment Operations are required; experience spanning insurance, asset management, or banking is ideal.
  • Hands-on experience executing transaction funding and liquidity management across multiple legal entities and currencies is required; prior experience reviewing junior team members' or outsourced third-party administrator work is preferred.
  • Working knowledge of insurance balance sheets and statutory or risk-based capital is required; experience with reinsurance settlements, disbursements, or third-party administrator coordination is a strong plus.
  • Fluency in private equity, private credit, or other alternative investment structures and their funding mechanics is required.
  • Ability to improve processes through technology is required; proficiency in a Treasury Management System such as Hazeltree or Kyriba is a plus.
  • Sound judgment on liquidity, funding, and payment risk, comfort handling payment-processing incident response, and the ability to make decisions under pressure are required.
  • Ability to communicate and build relationships across Treasury, Finance, Risk, Legal, and outsourced providers is required; the candidate must be accountable, adaptable, and comfortable with periodic early or extended hours around cutoffs and close cycles.
  • Comfort using AI-powered tools to improve productivity and quality of work is required.

Responsibilities

  • Execute and coordinate transaction funding across currencies and legal entities, including drawdowns, bridge funding, capital calls, distributions, and intercompany flows, partnering with deal teams, Legal, Tax, and Operations on closing readiness and account setup.
  • Maintain a recurring view of holding-company and entity-level cash, near-term liquidity, cash buffers, money market fund exposure, and banking concentration, and instruct internal transfers to optimize yield on uninvested funds.
  • Identify and help resolve liquidity mismatches and settlement-timing issues, supporting immediate fixes and longer-term structural solutions.
  • Initiate and independently review wire payments, serving as a second-line reviewer on fraud controls.
  • Process and oversee insurance payment flows, including reinsurance directives and cash calls, cedent/reinsurer counterparty payments, and fund flows.
  • Coordinate with third-party administrators on payment instructions, exception handling, and service-level issues.
  • Support relationships with banks, trustees, and custody providers, and help evaluate service quality, connectivity, payment rails, fees, and settlement options.
  • Drive improvements to treasury tools and workflows, including the firm's Treasury Management System (Hazeltree and Kyriba), and maintain documented, auditable processes that satisfy SOX and audit requirements.
  • Partner with Finance, ALM, Risk, and Regulatory teams on how insurance balance sheets, statutory and risk-based capital, and alternative investment structures affect funding and liquidity decisions.
  • Act as the day-to-day treasury point of contact between the insurance platform and KKR Treasury, and serve as an informal mentor to analysts by reviewing their work and supporting their development.

Desired Qualifications

  • Prior experience reviewing junior team members' or outsourced third-party administrator work.
  • Experience with reinsurance settlements, disbursements, or third-party administrator coordination is a strong plus.
  • Proficiency in a Treasury Management System such as Hazeltree or Kyriba is a plus.

About the Company

KKR

Runs private equity, credit and infrastructure funds

KKR is a global investment firm that raises money from pension funds, insurers, sovereign wealth funds and wealthy individuals and invests it in private equity, credit, infrastructure and real estate. It was an early pioneer of the debt-funded buyout, and its 1989 takeover of RJR Nabisco ranks among the largest buyouts ever. Through its Global Atlantic subsidiary, KKR also sells retirement annuities and life insurance and invests the premiums. It earns management fees on client money, a share of investment profits and income from its own holdings. KKR was founded in 1976 by Jerome Kohlberg, Henry Kravis and George Roberts and is based in New York City.

Company size
5,001-10,000
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
New York City, New York
Founded
1976

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