Investment Accountant - Single Family Office
This role is for an Investment Accountant at a Singapore-based Single Family Office. Responsibilities include daily bookkeeping, financial statement preparation, and handling tax and regulatory compliance. Candidates must have experience in public accounting or buy-side firms and hold a CA certification. This is a hands-on position requiring knowledge of Singapore tax and financial reporting standards.
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Experience
3-5 years
Function
Accounting
Work mode
Onsite, Singapore
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
This role is for an Investment Accountant at a Singapore-based Single Family Office. Responsibilities include daily bookkeeping, financial statement preparation, and handling tax and regulatory compliance. Candidates must have experience in public accounting or buy-side firms and hold a CA certification. This is a hands-on position requiring knowledge of Singapore tax and financial reporting standards.
TAL's take
solid role in a niche financial firm with clear responsibilities and tenure requirements.
very clear description of accounting and compliance duties specific to a family office environment.
Must haves
- Bachelor's in Accountancy/Finance
- CA (Singapore)
- 3–5 years public accounting and buy-side exposure
- Strong grounding in SFRS and investment accounting
- Knowledge of Singapore corporate tax, GST and MAS AML-CFT
Tools and skills
Nice to have: portfolio management systems, bloomberg.
About the company
unfamiliar company, default mid-tier
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