Financial Analyst II

Horace Mann•Remote, CT

6d•$61,900 - $91,300•Remote

About The Position

Horace Mann is a purpose-driven company that is passionate about educators. The Investment Accounting Financial Analyst II plays a critical role in investment accounting operations maintaining the investment accounting subledger. This position is responsible for financial analytics and management reporting that helps to drive informed decision-making. The ideal candidate will have strong analytical skills, experience with financial software, and the ability to manage multiple reporting responsibilities.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree in Finance, Accounting or a related field.
2-4 years of experience in financial analysis, data manipulation, process improvements through technology.
Ability to manipulate and rationalize large datasets.
Advanced Microsoft Excel knowledge.
Ability to interpret and apply financial and analytical techniques effectively.
Strong problem-solving and decision-making skills
Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines
Excellent communication and collaboration skills
Attention to detail
Highly organized
Team player

Nice To Haves

Knowledge of ePAM is a plus

Responsibilities

Process and reconcile investment trading and cash activity in the investment accounting system
Run valuation process and perform related controls
Prepare net investment income analysis and management reporting
Prepare assigned investment disclosures on STAT and GAAP basis
Prepare assigned investment regulatory reports, e.g. Schedule D
Assist with audit inquiries both GAAP and STAT
Ensure compliance with financial reporting standards and company policies.
Manage the expectations of both internal and external parties as it relates to deliverables and deadlines.
Identify opportunities to enhance financial systems and reporting methods.
Streamline processes by leveraging automation.
Collaborate with senior management and functional teams to improve financial processes and reporting accuracy.
Ensure data management integrity and control considerations are maintained in financial reporting tools.
Use thoughtful judgement with appropriate pushback for reporting redundancies and consolidation.