Responsibilities :
- Troubleshoot performance and accounting discrepancies in a timely and accurate manner.
- Responsible for monthly review of GIPS Composite dispersion, composite constituency, and performance release.
- Help maintain GIPS composites : new composite setup, retrieve data, answer questions, review disclosures and help with firm's GIPS verification.
- Research and answer ad-hoc questions on account performance discrepancies.
- Collaborate with different teams (Account Onboarding, Portfolio Managers, Client Services, RFP / Marketing, Legal & Compliance and more) on setting up benchmarks, new account performance setup, etc.
Qualifications :
Must have 3+ years working in investment management operations specifically in Account Performance.Strong foundation in investment performance analysis / reporting, performance calculations, portfolio accounting concepts and reconciliation.Working knowledge of Composites and GIPS (Global Investment Performance Standards) preferred.Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and construction of formulas (i.e., VLOOKUP, performance formulas).Detailed-oriented individual with strong time management and multi-tasking skills required.Working knowledge of fixed income securities and derivatives.Familiarity with StatPro Composite, Aladdin applications and Bloomberg preferred.Hybrid – 3 days in office (Midtown). Work from home requirement – efficient setup at home with computer, monitors, high speed internet.Must have
3+ years of Account Performance experience in the Investment Management operations space.Strong working knowledge of Investment Performance analysis / reporting, performance calculations. Portfolio accounting concepts and reconciliations.Proficiency in MS excel and formulaeWorking knowledge of Fixed Income securities and derivativesDetailed-oriented with strong time management and multi-tasking skillsGood to have
Working knowledge of Composites and GIPS (Global Investment Performance Standards).Familiarity with STATPRO Composite, Aladdin, BloombergSkills Required
Composites, Derivatives, Reconciliation, Bloomberg, Vlookup, Microsoft Excel