Portfolio Management Analyst

Portfolio Management New York, New York Greenwich, Connecticut

Responsibilities:

Update and complete quarterly investor reports for all fund investors, containing commentary, financial snapshots and returns projections (including profit and IRR). Reporting packages include overviews of each fund and summary pages for individual investments
Create the presentations for the annual investor meeting, which include market outlooks, fund performance summaries and individual investment summaries
Maintain rollup financial models for each of Starwood Capital’s funds, ensuring the accuracy of all information, including historical and projected asset cash flows, investor contributions/distributions and fund‑level expenses
Track and analyze asset and fund information utilizing the group’s proprietary databases, facilitating the production of all fund-related analyses and financial reporting
Continually improve financial models as well as processes and procedures to increase efficiency and quality
Proactively highlight and communicate fund and asset-specific issues and opportunities
Assist with ad hoc projects and analyses as needed
Communicate with numerous people across virtually all departments of the firm (Asset Management, Acquisitions, Capital Markets, Fund Accounting, Property Accounting, Investor Relations, Legal, Treasury, Design, etc.)
Provide support to the Head of Portfolio Management and team, Asset Management, Investor Relations and the CEO/CFO as necessary

Requirements:

Bachelor’s degree
Strong academic background, preferably in finance or accounting
1 to 3 years of relevant finance, accounting and/or analytical experience (real estate experience a plus)
Proficient in Microsoft Excel, Word and PowerPoint
Familiarity with financial modeling, including discounted cash flow analyses
Exceptional attention to detail
Experience in managing, updating and analyzing large quantities of data
Ability to manage and effectively present information
Strong business writing and communication skills
Highly organized
Authorization to work in the United States