BNY Mellon
BNY Mellon | Specialist, Fund Administration II
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Job Highlights
Responsibilities
- We’re seeking a future team member for the role of Specialist, Fund Administration II to join our Financial Reporting team.
- To be successful in this role, we’re seeking the following:Bachelors degree is required.
- In this role, you’ll make an impact in the following ways:Performs a variety of fund administration activities for funds with more intricate portfolio assets and transactions.
- Calculates daily fund position and cash reconciliations for moderately complex funds. Assists in resolving escalated discrepancies.
- Reports and analyzes fund revenues, expenses, profitability and other key metrics.
- Works more extensively with clients to communicate fund expense and performance information regarding moderately complex funds, and answers questions about funds.
- Reviews fund data and monitors compliance with all regulatory, BNY and client specifications.
- Works with internal and external auditors to provide requested information of greater complexity.
- Reviews fund expense budgeting conducted by support staff.
- Contributes to the achievement of team objectives.
- Provides guidance to less experienced team members as needed.Contributes to the achievement of team objectives.
Requirements
- Experience in financial reporting, US GAAP, IFRS is required.
About the company
BNY (The Bank of New York Mellon)
BNY is a global financial services company focused on custody and asset servicing, treasury services, and wealth and investment management. Its history goes back to 1784, when Alexander Hamilton helped found the Bank of New York.
BNY's Indian centres hire finance professionals for fund accounting, fund reporting, reconciliations, corporate finance and controls roles.
