Full-Time

Senior Tax Analyst

Posted on 10/31/2025

FNZ

FNZ

5,001-10,000 employees

Global wealth management platform for institutions

No salary listed

Noida, Uttar Pradesh, India

In Person

Category
Accounting (1)
Requirements
  • Degree qualified
  • Ideally already Chartered Accountant (CA) qualified, but possibly still in process of becoming CA qualified or in the process of becoming a legal professional (but still with accounting knowledge)
  • Embrace our business – high profile contributor to the FNZ Wrap business
  • Possess an analytical mind – be able to assess data or situations from multiple angles and make decisions and problem-solve
  • Ideally possess broad financial product knowledge
  • Experience in New Zealand’s PIE and First NZ FIF tax regimes an advantage
  • Knowledge and experience in United States tax issues relating to investments a bonus
  • Solutions focused, hard working and positive attitude
Responsibilities
  • Assist the Tax Manager ensuring overall effective New Zealand custody operations, including all global markets in which our clients invest
  • Contribute to significant project work with Tax as a major delivery over next 6-12 months. This will be direct and material participation in project teams across FNZ set up for particular issues, for example: working with Business Analysts or Developers on required system changes
  • Project opportunities at FNZ are across a diverse range of issues and could include KiwiSaver, fund registry, FATCA/CRS or launch of new propositions
  • General consultancy for Operations and Client Relationship Services (CRS) - tax queries, for example how the platform treats a product and distributions received for tax purposes
  • Monthly tax return submission and tax payment to NZ Inland Revenue
  • Accurate recording of tax events against client accounts
  • Adherence to procedures and controls for roles within the tax team, in line with GS007 audit requirements
  • Communication relating to tax matters with multiple internal stakeholders; Head of Investment Operations, Finance team; members of Senior Management; the IT development Teams, Client and Relationship Services Team; Pricing and Product team; Corporate Actions team
  • Identification of tax issues and/or development (legislative or otherwise), and implementation of solutions to manage and/or mitigate impact to business and client
  • Understanding of our client reports and the impact of tax on the reports
  • Coordination and production of annual tax reports to investors for NZ custody client holdings. This includes providing tax reports to investors on behalf of some of the largest financial institutions in the financial services / wealth management industry
  • Liaise with financial instrument and service providers where necessary – issuers, fund managers, tax advisers, and tax authorities
  • Involvement in FNZ’s annual US tax obligations with the IRS – some US tax knowledge is an advantage, but not a requirement
  • Opportunity to work closely with both the Wellington-based New Zealand CEO, COO and many other members of senior management
  • In longer term, opportunities to assist the wider Finance Team for NZ corporate tax issues including income tax and GST
  • In longer term, opportunities to get involved in Australian tax issues – some existing knowledge an advantage, but not a necessity
Desired Qualifications
  • Ideally CA qualified
  • Experience in US tax issues relating to investments a bonus
  • Broad financial product knowledge
  • Knowledge and experience in US tax issues relating to investments a bonus
  • Experience in New Zealand PIE and FIF tax regimes an advantage
  • Some knowledge of Australian tax issues – an advantage but not necessary

FNZ gives large financial institutions a single, digital wealth management platform to offer wealth services. It integrates asset management, retail banking, life insurance and private banking capabilities into one online proposition that advisers and customers access via online banking. Revenue comes from platform fees, service charges, and strategic partnerships. The company differentiates itself through its scale, breadth of integrations, and track record of helping major institutions (e.g., Aviva and Abrdn) accelerate growth and transform how wealth management is delivered. Its goal is to enable institutions to provide personalized, efficient wealth management at scale, simplifying the customer experience and improving outcomes for advisers and clients.

Company Size

5,001-10,000

Company Stage

Growth Equity (Venture Capital)

Total Funding

$4.8B

Headquarters

London, United Kingdom

Founded

2003

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Simplify's Take

What believers are saying

  • FNZ's assets grew from $2 trillion in March 2025 to $2.4 trillion by early 2026, enabling scale.
  • FNZ launched Advisor AI and Microsoft partnership to boost advisor productivity with Azure integration.
  • $650 million funding from CPP Investments and Motive Partners supports technology investments and growth.

What critics are saying

  • FNZ Select premium tier delays features for Core clients, driving defections to Temenos in 12-24 months.
  • FNZ's single codebase exposes all 650 clients to systemic outages from zero-day vulnerabilities within 12-36 months.
  • Advisor AI triggers FCA and SEC fines for bias and unsuitable advice in 12-24 months.

What makes FNZ unique

  • FNZ's single code-base platform delivers compliance patches and upgrades globally, cutting maintenance by 30-40%.
  • FNZ manages $2.4 trillion assets for 650 institutions and 26 million investors across 30+ locations.
  • FNZ partners with Aviva, Barclays, Lloyds, Quilter, Santander, and Vanguard for end-to-end wealth services.

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FNZ strengthens executive leadership team with key appointments. 10 March, New York, London and Sydney: FNZ, the leading global wealth management platform, today announced a series of leadership appointments to support its continued global growth. Anthony Habis has been appointed Group Head of North America, in addition to his ongoing role as Group Chief Commercial Officer. Anthony's appointment reflects FNZ's strong commitment to North America, an important growth region where the firm is seeing increasing demand for its AI-enabled, end-to-end wealth management platform, demonstrated through partnerships with clients including BMO and Raymond James. His leadership will support FNZ's next phase of expansion across the United States and Canada, driving the new business pipeline, strengthening client partnerships and delivery execution, while contributing to FNZ's continued global growth. Anthony brings more than 25 years of global leadership experience across wealth and asset management, including senior roles at Citi and BNY Mellon, where he oversaw the client franchise across all investor segments and approximately US$50 trillion in assets under administration. He previously led FNZ's Asia Pacific region. Ryan Beach, former lead for North America at FNZ, will leave the firm following a planned transition. FNZ Group thank him for his contribution and look forward to future collaboration. Peter Hiom has been appointed Group Head of Asia Pacific, in addition to his ongoing role as Group Head of Markets. He will lead strategic direction, client delivery and growth across Asia Pacific, while continuing to lead FNZ's strategy to provide technology and dealing services across the global capital markets value chain. Peter brings extensive experience in global capital markets and market infrastructure. Before joining FNZ in 2025, he spent four years as an Industry Partner at Motive Partners, and prior to that he served as Deputy CEO at ASX, leading primary and secondary markets, clearing and settlement, data and technical services. Earlier in his career, he held business development and technology roles at the London International Financial Futures Exchange and the Sydney Futures Exchange. Alasdair Munro has been appointed Chief Communications Officer, responsible for leading FNZ's global marketing and corporate communications. He brings over 20 years of experience across PR, communications and marketing, and has been with FNZ since 2010, giving him deep knowledge of the business and the wealth management technology sector.

Money Marketing
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