What are the responsibilities and job description for the Private Credit Fund Controller position at Robert Half?
Robert Half Financial Services are hiring for a Private Credit Fund Controller role for a global Investment firm with offices in Manhattan and White Plains New York. Our client requires an active CPA with 12 years Fund Accounting experience at an Investment firm or Big 4/Public firm, with knowledge of Private Credit or CLO Funds. The role requires 1 day per week in the White Plains office, then 2 days can be from White Plains or Manhattan, with 2 days work from home.The Private Credit Fund Controller is responsible for accounting, financial reporting, fund operations and oversight of the valuation process and controls for the private credit funds.ResponsibilitiesPrimary contact for the Private Credit Funds portfolio management team, providing fund and investment related data and conducting fund operations as instructed by the portfolio managers and operations teams.Responsible for oversight of daily operations of the Private Credit Funds and other assigned funds, such as capital calls, management of the lines of credit, distributions, information requests, and special projects.Responsible for overseeing third party service providers for the quarterly reporting for the Private Credit Funds and the annual audits.Work with other departments on the acquisition and disposition of portfolio investments as appropriate.Primary contact for the corporate accounting team for matters related to the consolidation of the Private Credit Funds and CLO equity funds.Responsible for overseeing third party service providers that provide data and analysis for the consolidation of the Private Credit Funds.Responsible for coordinating responses to auditor requests related to the Private Credit Funds, including the related disclosures.Responsible to oversee or otherwise complete the data analysis for disclosures related to the Private Credit Funds consolidated by the firm.Assist the fund accounting team with the coordination, preparation, and timely completion of all audit reports for the funds.Assist the corporate accounting team in reviewing the consolidation files and other analysis required by the corporate accounting team for the consolidated financial statements and disclosures included in the 10Qs and 10K.
Salary : $200,000 - $240,000