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Houlihan Lokey’s Transaction Advisory Services (TAS) team assists private equity and corporate clients by providing cohesive diligence across financial, tax, data analytics, cybersecurity, and technical accounting.
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Our Transaction Advisory Services, Accounting and Financial Reporting (TAS/AFR) practice is excitingly growing and we are looking for a Vice President to join the New York office.
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Assist in preparation of executive and board level financial reporting on a monthly basis. You'll also play a key role in our annual audit and tax preparation processes, help us evolve our accounting policies and procedures, and be an active part in the financial planning process as we scale rapidly and work towards an IPO.
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Collaborate with internal departments to develop best-in-class processes for various areas within accounting and financial operations. You will be working closely with a stellar and tight knit team that has decades of combined financial experience in investment banking, hedge fund management, M&A, FP&A, Controllership and Big 4 Audit.
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The Ramp team comprises talented leaders from leading financial services and fintech companies-Stripe, Affirm, Goldman Sachs, American Express, Mastercard, Visa, Capital One-as well as technology companies such as Meta, Uber, Netflix, Twitter, Dropbox, and Instacart.
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This newly formed team will work with all Ares Fund Accounting teams, Ares Investor Services and third-party fund admins to help ensure consistency and completeness of our investor financial data.
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Working on various process & technology improvement projects related to the tasks above. Monitoring, reconciling, and reporting on any blocker notes or third-party debt that may be part of deal structures.
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Experience in financial services, private credit or public accounting with supervisory experience, strongly preferred. Carlyle invests across three segments - Global Private Equity, Global Credit and Investment Solutions - and has expertise in various industries, including: aerospace, defense & government services, consumer & retail, energy, financial services, healthcare, industrial, real estate, technology & business services, telecommunications & media and transportation.
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Prepare and review financial and statistical reports, analyzing unusual items on financial reports and notifying Accounting Manager when necessary. You will be responsible for a variety of accounting and financial services for our clients, including processing transactions, reviewing staff work, complex account reconciliations, financial statement preparation, and supporting our clients' existing accounting functions.
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The Investment Manager Services Division (IMS) at SEI is growing rapidly and is seeking Managers on our Private Equity Fund Accounting Teams. Reflecting our experience within financial services and financial technology our offices encompass an open floor plan and numerous art installations designed to encourage innovation and creativity in our workforce.
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Reporting to the Vice President of Finance, this position will be a strategic thought partner with an eye on continuous evaluation and achievement of short- and long-term financial objectives.
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Free travel for yourself and eligible dependents on both FlixBus and Greyhound services. We're looking for a motivated and driven Junior Manager Accounting who will play a key role in a lean, high-performing Finance team that oversees bookkeeping & accounting, cash management, and financial analysis.
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Systems understanding is essential; advanced proficiencies in MS Office (especially Excel) and strong working knowledge of nonprofit accounting software such as Intacct, Sage/MIP, Financial Edge, required.
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Serve as a high-level interim or project-based accounting resource for clients in various industries on accounting, finance, tax, and audit roles (Interim Controller, Financial Reporting Manager, Internal Audit Manager, etc.
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Work with the Accounting Manager on the financial statement close process for certain bank subsidiaries, including consolidation. The ideal candidate will have accounting or auditing experience, financial services industry experience, and an understanding of the financial statement close process and controls.
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