Salary: $150,000 - $200,000 + bonus
Hartford, CT area
Why This Director Of Technical Accounting Opportunity Stands Out
- Hybrid schedule
- 6% match on the 401k & very strong PTO policy
- No cap on salary or bonus!
- Position open due to retirement
- Serve as the organization's lead authority on Statutory Accounting Principles, GAAP, IFRS, and NAIC reporting requirements.
- Partner directly with portfolio managers, investment professionals, auditors, regulators, and insurance company clients on complex accounting and reporting matters.
- Very low turnover rate
- Shape accounting policy and provide guidance on sophisticated investment products
- Lead the firm's response to evolving regulatory and accounting requirements impacting insurance investment portfolios.
- Drive reporting enhancements and mentor accounting professionals while influencing strategic business decisions.
- Join a highly respected firm serving the industry for over 40 years
Key Responsibilities For The Director Of Technical Accounting
- Provide technical accounting leadership related to Statutory Accounting Principles, GAAP, IFRS, NAIC guidance, and insurance investment accounting regulations.
- Research, interpret, and communicate accounting and regulatory developments while developing accounting policies, technical memoranda, and formal accounting positions.
- Advise stakeholders on the accounting implications of complex investment transactions, including fixed income securities, structured products, derivatives, and alternative investments.
- Oversee technical support for regulatory filings, annual statements, audits, examinations, and client reporting requirements.
- Lead cross-functional initiatives with investment, operations, compliance, legal, and technology teams to strengthen reporting accuracy and regulatory compliance.
Qualifications For The Director Of Technical Accounting
- Bachelor's degree in Accounting or Finance; CPA preferred.
- 6+ years of insurance investment accounting experience.
- Expertise in Statutory Accounting Principles, GAAP, IFRS, and NAIC reporting requirements.