Sr Accountant - Property Funds
Rialto Capital · Miami, FL · 3 wk ago
On-siteAccountingFull-time
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare monthly reconciliation and closing process for fund general ledger accounts.
- Propose and prepare income/adjusting and/or re-classing entries.
- Prepare bank reconciliations for all bank accounts monthly.
- Prepare quarterly financial statement package (balance sheet, income statement, statement of partners’ capital) among fund and investment vehicles.
- Prepare and review quarterly individual partner capital statements.
- Review and monitor cash levels, intercompany balances and other receivables/payables among fund and investment vehicles.
- Process expense payments, wires and reimbursements among fund and investment vehicles.
- Review property-level financials and coordinate with Asset Management regarding operational results, cash needs, and capital activity.
- Calculate fees per partnership agreements and maintain supporting fee schedules across the fund and investment vehicles.
- Calculate and prepare capital call and distribution models per partnership agreements.
- Afford assistance to the Accounting Manager with Internal and External Auditor requests.
- Coordinate and oversee allocation of work to external consultants/fund administrators.
- Seek opportunities to enhance controls, streamline processes and automate the accounting workflow.
Specifications
- Bachelor’s Degree required in Finance, Accounting, or related field preferred.
- Minimum of 3-5 years of experience in accounting required with 1-2 years in public accounting preferred.
- Private equity, real estate, or fund accounting experience preferred.
- CPA preferred.
- Experience with FIS Investran preferred.
- Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel (complex formulas, pivot tables, etc.).
- Strong GAAP knowledge.
- Experience with Investran preferred.
- Must have strong analytical skills.
- Must have strong organizational skills.
- Must be detailed oriented.
- Able to operate independently with appropriate judgment.
- Able to meet tight deadlines during quarterly reporting cycles.