FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Fund Accounting Supervisor role at U.S. Bank?
The primary focus of the Fund Accounting Supervisor role is to oversee fund administration services, ensuring accurate and timely completion of NAV production and other client deliverables.
What are the key responsibilities of the Fund Accounting Supervisor?
Key responsibilities include reviewing reconciliations, preparing expense schedules, investor allocations, assisting in quarterly Board reports, maintaining communication with clients, documenting new processes, mentoring junior colleagues, and managing adhoc projects.
What qualifications are required for the Fund Accounting Supervisor position?
Candidates should have 3 to 5 years of experience in hedge fund administration, knowledge of Advent Geneva, a strong understanding of various asset types, and proficiency in Excel.
What skills are necessary for success in this role?
Strong oral and written communication skills, initiative, ability to work under pressure, attention to detail, and the capability to positively influence team morale are essential for success.
Is knowledge of specific financial instruments required for the role?
Yes, a strong knowledge of different asset types including Futures, Options, IRS, CDS, and Equity Swaps is required.
What is the work environment like in this position?
The work environment is dynamic, collaborative, and fast-paced, with a focus on client-centric service and technology-driven solutions.
Will there be opportunities for career growth in this role?
Yes, the position offers excellent career prospects and opportunities for professional development within U.S. Bank Global Fund Services.
Is experience with Advent Geneva necessary for this position?
While experience with Advent Geneva is preferred, having knowledge of alternative systems like World Investor or Mantra may also be beneficial.
How important is teamwork in the Fund Accounting Supervisor role?
Teamwork is crucial, as the supervisor will need to communicate effectively with colleagues, mentor junior staff, and work collaboratively on various projects.
What kind of training or mentorship opportunities are available?
The Fund Accounting Supervisor will work with the Manager to mentor and train junior colleagues, fostering a supportive learning environment.