Equifind
Fund Controller (Remote)

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Equifind is partnering with a tech-focused VC investor to recruit a chartered accountant to join their team as a Fund Controller.
This is a truly global position, with much of the senior management team based in North America and Europe, which means this role will be completely remote.
The business is very much in growth mode and looking for someone with a similar mindset. The new fund will focus on investing in European healthtech companies at the Pre-Seed, Seed and Series A stages.
Key Responsibilities:
- Oversee the budgeting process for the LLP business, providing a detailed analysis of income streams from all funds and forecasting tax liabilities, drawings, and other key financial components.
- Manage relationships with outsourced accountants, including reviewing balance sheet reconciliations, month-end closings, and supplier invoices.
- Lead the efficient execution of LP distributions, drawdowns, and quarterly LP reporting processes.
- Support the team in implementing and enhancing finance systems, including testing and process development to improve efficiency.
- Collaborate with portfolio company CFOs and investors on budget management, forecasting, and financial planning.
- Take full ownership of cash management and forecasting to ensure effective financial oversight.
- Assist with FCA and SEC reporting submissions, ensuring accuracy and timeliness.
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Package and Benefits:
- Base salary of £60-70,000.
- 25 days annual leave.
- Participation in the company's LTIP programme.
- Employer pension contribution.
- Famous summer socials.
- A dedicated company-funded pot to invest in any courses or professional qualifications.


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Application Requirements:
- Qualified accountant (ACA/ACCA/CIMA).
- At least 3 years of experience in a fund finance function.
- Experience of working with financial services organisations, ideally alternative asset management.
- Advanced-level Excel skills and an interest in learning SQL, VBA or Python.
- Good interpersonal and communication skills.
- Excellent report writing and able to confidently liaise with a range of stakeholders.
- Proven stakeholder management experience and relationship building skills.
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