BNY Mellon
BNY Mellon | Vice President, External Reporting
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Job Highlights
Responsibilities
- We’re seeking a future team member for the role of Vice President, to join our, Legal Entity Financial Reporting Team.
- Prepare and review management financial statements with a strong focus on high-quality, decision-enabling commentary, highlighting trends, emerging risks, and forward-looking insights for senior stakeholders.
- Drive the preparation of quarterly Board packs, ensuring clarity, consistency, and strategic alignment, and support effective presentation of financial performance, key narratives, and business implications to leadership.
- Deliver year-end financial statements in compliance with applicable accounting standards, supported by comprehensive YoY variance analysis and audit-ready commentary explaining key movements, judgments, and disclosures.
- Identify and drive opportunities for process simplification, standardization, and automation, improving efficiency, scalability, and controls while reducing manual effort and operational risk.
Requirements
- Strong attention to detail with in-depth knowledge of US GAAP and IFRS, including key differences, practical application in financial statements, and implications for statutory and regulatory reporting.
- Demonstrated strong analytical capability, with advanced proficiency in Excel and Power BI, enabling effective data analysis, automation, and delivery of insight-driven reporting.
- Strong working knowledge of financial and reporting systems such as Oracle, consolidation platforms (e.g., FCCS/Hyperion), Workiva, and iXBRL reporting frameworks.
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.
