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The Managing Director, TAS will lead a team in the New York market and assume a wide set of responsibilities across buy-side and sell-side transactions including financial and business due diligence, accounting and financial reporting.
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Assist in maintaining all necessary documentation for regulatory requirements associated with Investment and Operational Due Diligence (aka IDD/ODD) for fund investments. This position will work directly with the CNR Manager Research team to support and assist in Investment and Operational Due Diligence functions.
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Perform Client Due Diligence review in support of the Firm's new client onboarding and existing client regular review in accordance with regulatory program requirements (such as US, Germany, Dubai, Hong Kong, UK, Singapore KYC requirements.
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Manage all aspects of venture capital financing transactions, including due diligence, structuring, and closing processes. Family-building benefits, including IVF, adoption, surrogacy, and egg-freezing.
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Provide advisory support in connection with Know Your Customer (KYC) onboarding, enhanced due diligence and transactional due diligence matters. Manage program related to provision and receipt of AML letters and due diligence questionnaires.
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Support screening, evaluating, conducting due diligence, and monitoring impact investments in our multi-theme impact investing portfolio. Assist with writing investment memorandums and preparing presentations that summarize key findings from investment due diligence.
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Transaction Monitoring Alert Review, Alert Due Diligence/Alert Research, and Documentation. Assisting in the annual Enhanced Due Diligence transaction monitoring on PRC customers, including Embassies/Consulates, government agencies, and PEPs.
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We're looking for a Full Stack Engineer to help us build and deliver an enterprise digital Client due diligence platform including Initial Due Diligence (KYC/AML) and Period due diligence (PKR) platforms.
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This position is responsible for leading the operations and risk management of the Church’s endowment including the development and oversight of internal systems and controls, financial planning and forecasting processes, asset allocation analysis, liquidity models and cash flow analysis, risk exposure and scenario analysis, performance reporting and accounting, cash management, and operational due diligence of external investment managers and providers.
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The successful candidate will be part of an experienced and well-established team providing EHS and ESG due diligence support on portfolios for our legal, private equity, finance, corporate, and industrial sector clients.
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Operational Due Diligence (ODD) review. CPG was founded in 1917 to provide pension benefits to eligible clergy of the Episcopal Church. Operational Due Diligence (ODD) review. The Investments Group is responsible for the prudent investment of the retirement, health, and insurance portfolios supporting the clergy and lay employees of The Episcopal Church.
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Co-ordinating ABS Capital Markets transactions as a key player on the deal team (e.g. model/pricing analytics, documentation and due diligence, roadshow logistics) ING Debt Capital Markets (DCM) is looking to hire an Associate to bolster its Asset Securitization team.
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4+ years of experience across a variety of financial risk operations AML, SAR, BSA, 314a, Watchlist, 314b, Third Party Payment Processing, Sanctions, Fraud, Bribery/Corruption, Due Diligence, etc.
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Responsibilities for an Experienced Associate or Vice President include managing analysts and associates, overseeing financial and valuation analyses, assessing the implications of accounting and tax issues, crafting industry and competitive analyses, leading due diligence workstreams, drafting client presentation materials and marketing materials, managing and executing live deal situations, and assisting with new business development.
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Job Title:Development Director-Customer Led DevelopmentCompany:PrologisDevelopment Director, New York / New JerseyA day in the lifeThe site development professional will be part of a team responsible for assisting or having responsibility for the due diligence process for vacant ground acquisitions, build to suit (BTS), land use approvals & entitlements, and creation & management of the infrastructure scopes of work.
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