HANWHA ASSET MANAGEMENT USA LTD
Senior Corporate Accountant
HANWHA ASSET MANAGEMENT USA LTD, San Francisco, California, United States, 94199
Hanwha Asset Management is a leading asset manager in Korea with $92 billion in assets under management. The company is a wholly owned subsidiary of Hanwha Life, the second largest insurance company in Korea with approximately $110 billion in assets.
Hanwha Asset Management is establishing its foothold as a global asset management company through its foreign subsidiaries in the U.S., Singapore, and China.
Hanwha Asset Management (USA) Ltd is a core subsidiary of Hanwha Asset Management and covers fixed income investment activities and Hanwha Asset Management’s alternative investment practices with a focus on private equity, venture capital, infrastructure, and real-estate. We have offices in New York and San Francisco, our clients are primarily large institutional investors (life insurance companies, pension funds, etc.) as well as some retail investors in Asia.
Hanwha Asset Management (USA) Ltd is looking for a Senior Associate, Corporate Accountant and Fund Operations for managing monthly, quarterly, and annual closings, retrieving financial statements and results, and generating periodical reports based on data auditing accounts. This position will be crucial in identifying, assessing, managing, and monitoring all investment management business and company capital. The role will require a deep understanding of accounting, and the ideal candidate will have knowledge and experience working for private equity, venture capital, asset management and/or fixed income investments.
Responsibilities:
· Prepare financial statements, tax returns, and ensure that they comply with accounting principles and tax laws and regulations
· Develop and maintain accurate financial records for the company
· Oversee the accounts payable and accounts receivable functions and ensure timely processing, recording, and payment of invoices
· Oversee the corporate administration functions
· Coordinate, deposit, and withdrawal corporate bank account for operation
· Manage the various regulations and procedures necessary for the operation of the corporate-side
· Liaise with Hanwha Asset Management (HQ)’s middle/back-office policy
· Build a corporate finance and accounting policy for expense control & approval.
· Regulatory Reporting (SEC and Korean Financial Supervisory Service)
· Support of incidental tasks related to fund-side accounting and auditing
· Ad-hoc projects and requests
Qualifications:
· Bachelor's (Required) / BS/BA in accounting, finance, economics, or a related field
· Certified Public Accountant (CPA) designation preferred.
· 5+ years of relevant corporate accounting experience including financial statement preparation in financial investment company (7-9 years preferred)
· Experience with Korean GAAP preferred
· Strong knowledge of accounting principles and financial reporting requirements.
· General knowledge of and familiarity with financial instruments (i.e. equities,
fixed income, options, swaps, futures, foreign exchange) within both domestic and
· global securities markets
· Ability to multitask and demonstrate problem solving skills in a fast-paced
environment
· Highly motivated and detail-oriented individual
· Well organized, quick learner, flexible and pro-active, and strong work ethic
· High level of proficiency with Microsoft Excel and other Microsoft Office
· Applications
· Excellent oral/written communication skills (English/Korean Preferred)
Hanwha Asset Management is establishing its foothold as a global asset management company through its foreign subsidiaries in the U.S., Singapore, and China.
Hanwha Asset Management (USA) Ltd is a core subsidiary of Hanwha Asset Management and covers fixed income investment activities and Hanwha Asset Management’s alternative investment practices with a focus on private equity, venture capital, infrastructure, and real-estate. We have offices in New York and San Francisco, our clients are primarily large institutional investors (life insurance companies, pension funds, etc.) as well as some retail investors in Asia.
Hanwha Asset Management (USA) Ltd is looking for a Senior Associate, Corporate Accountant and Fund Operations for managing monthly, quarterly, and annual closings, retrieving financial statements and results, and generating periodical reports based on data auditing accounts. This position will be crucial in identifying, assessing, managing, and monitoring all investment management business and company capital. The role will require a deep understanding of accounting, and the ideal candidate will have knowledge and experience working for private equity, venture capital, asset management and/or fixed income investments.
Responsibilities:
· Prepare financial statements, tax returns, and ensure that they comply with accounting principles and tax laws and regulations
· Develop and maintain accurate financial records for the company
· Oversee the accounts payable and accounts receivable functions and ensure timely processing, recording, and payment of invoices
· Oversee the corporate administration functions
· Coordinate, deposit, and withdrawal corporate bank account for operation
· Manage the various regulations and procedures necessary for the operation of the corporate-side
· Liaise with Hanwha Asset Management (HQ)’s middle/back-office policy
· Build a corporate finance and accounting policy for expense control & approval.
· Regulatory Reporting (SEC and Korean Financial Supervisory Service)
· Support of incidental tasks related to fund-side accounting and auditing
· Ad-hoc projects and requests
Qualifications:
· Bachelor's (Required) / BS/BA in accounting, finance, economics, or a related field
· Certified Public Accountant (CPA) designation preferred.
· 5+ years of relevant corporate accounting experience including financial statement preparation in financial investment company (7-9 years preferred)
· Experience with Korean GAAP preferred
· Strong knowledge of accounting principles and financial reporting requirements.
· General knowledge of and familiarity with financial instruments (i.e. equities,
fixed income, options, swaps, futures, foreign exchange) within both domestic and
· global securities markets
· Ability to multitask and demonstrate problem solving skills in a fast-paced
environment
· Highly motivated and detail-oriented individual
· Well organized, quick learner, flexible and pro-active, and strong work ethic
· High level of proficiency with Microsoft Excel and other Microsoft Office
· Applications
· Excellent oral/written communication skills (English/Korean Preferred)