Citi

Banking

VicePresident,FundAccountingSrManager-Reconciliation

$240–360k ~AI est. Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia FULL TIME
Market Sentiment
HIGH DEMAND

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The Brief

“Vice President, Fund Accounting Sr Manager - Reconciliation at Citi. Skills: Fund accounting, Reconciliation management, Financial reporting. Manage daily accounting operations. Oversee general ledger functions”

Industry & Context.

Banking
Problems you'll solve

Root cause analysis; Analytical skills

What They're Looking For.

Must Have

5+ years accounting experience, 3+ years management experience, Experience with financial reporting, Experience with general ledger, Experience with reconciliations

Nice to Have

CPA preferred, MBA preferred, Experience with investment accounting preferred, Experience with fund accounting preferred

What You'll Do.

Manage daily accounting operations

Oversee general ledger functions

Ensure accurate financial reporting

Lead reconciliation processes

Develop and implement process improvements

Manage and mentor accounting staff

Collaborate with internal and external auditors

Prepare financial statements

Analyze financial data

Ensure compliance with accounting standards

How You'll Work.

Team & Collaboration

Cross-functional teams; Internal auditors; External auditors

Communication Scope

Executive reporting

Full Job Description

At Citi, we get to connect millions of people across hundreds of cities and countries every day. And we've been doing it for more than 200 years. We do this through our unparalleled global network. We provide a broad range of financial services and products to our clients – whether they be consumers, corporations, governments, or institutions – to help them meet their biggest opportunities and face the world's toughest challenges. **Shape your Career with Citi** Citi’s Services supports our clients’ business by drawing on the strength of our unmatched global footprint, which provides them with access to local expertise and scalable solutions to support their ambitions. We’re currently looking for a high caliber professional to join our team as **Vice President, Fund Accounting Sr Manager – Reconciliation (C13)** based in **Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia**. Being part of our team means that we’ll provide you with the resources to meet your unique needs, empower you to make healthy decision and manage your financial well-being to help plan for your future. For instance: Citi provides programs and services for your physical and mental well-being including access to telehealth options, health advocates, confidential counseling and more. Coverage varies by country. Citi provides access to an array of learning and development resources to help broaden and deepen your skills and knowledge as your career progresses. We have a variety of programs that help employees balance their work and life. **In this role, you’re expected to:** The **Vice President, Fund Accounting Sr Manager - Reconciliation** is a senior management level position responsible for accomplishing results through the management of a team or department, driving a variety of fund valuation activities in coordination with the Operations - Transaction Services team. The overall objective of this role is to ensure the seamless delivery of activities associated with Net Asset Valuations (NAVs). **_Responsibilities:_** *

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