FAQs
What are the main responsibilities of a Fund Controller at Standish?
The Fund Controller is responsible for fund accounting, capital account maintenance, and financial statement preparation for clients, working closely with other team members and the Engagement Manager.
What qualifications are required to be a Fund Controller at Standish?
Qualified candidates should have a strong background in accounting, finance, or related fields, and preferably have experience in fund accounting and financial reporting. A CPA designation is preferred but not required.
What is the typical workload and schedule for a Fund Controller at Standish?
The workload and schedule can vary depending on client needs and deadlines, but generally speaking, Fund Controllers can expect a fast-paced environment with the need to multi-task and prioritize tasks efficiently.
How does a Fund Controller collaborate with other team members at Standish?
Fund Controllers work closely with Engagement Managers and other team members to ensure accurate and timely financial reporting for clients. Collaboration and effective communication are key components of the job.
What growth opportunities are available for Fund Controllers at Standish?
Standish offers opportunities for advancement and professional development for Fund Controllers who demonstrate strong performance and a commitment to excellence in their roles. There may be opportunities to take on more complex client accounts or leadership positions within the company.