Senior Associate, Management Reporting
OVERVIEW
Our client seeks a senior associate with exceptional commercial and analytical skills to join its Management Reporting team within Financial Operations. The team is responsible for delivering high-impact analysis and executive-ready insights to the firm’s senior leadership, with a particular focus on compensation and management company economics. This role offers the opportunity to shape the team’s analytical capabilities and influence how senior leadership evaluates business-related compensation decisions.
WHAT YOU’LL DO DAY-TO-DAY
• Partner closely with senior leadership on high-priority, bespoke analyses tied to compensation, management company economics, and other commercial and strategic questions relevant to senior leadership decision-making.
• Apply keen commercial judgment to frame issues, structure analyses, and interpret results in a decision-useful way, navigating ambiguity and presenting findings in a clear, leadership-appropriate format.
• Help scale the team’s capability to support senior leadership by identifying gaps, strengthening the analytical approach, and proactively expanding the team’s impact.
• Lead team initiatives in generative AI integration, process improvement, technology adoption, and automation.
WHO WE’RE LOOKING FOR
• Seven to ten years of experience in management company finance, compensation consulting, or internal strategy roles at large alternative asset managers.
• A bachelor’s degree in finance, economics, business, or a related field; an advanced degree is preferred. • Demonstrated ability to influence senior decision-makers through reframing analyses and providing new perspectives on complex problems.
• Proven track record of producing rigorous analysis with imperfect or incomplete data, with experience defining scope in ambiguous situations and building or expanding team capabilities to address emerging needs.
• Exceptional executive communication skills, including the ability to synthesize and present complex findings for senior audiences.