Fund Servicing Manager (AVP)
JPMorgan Chase
- Location
- Metro Manila, National Capital Region, Philippines
- Work model
- On-Site
- Level
- Staff
- H-1B history
- 1,524 approvals (FY2023)
- Posted
- Sep 1, 2026
About this role
Help ensure the accuracy and integrity of investment fund reporting that clients rely on every day. You will play a key role in delivering high-quality net asset value calculations and financial statements across a varied fund portfolio. You’ll work in a control-focused environment where attention to detail, strong judgment, and effective escalation matter. Join a collaborative team that values continuous improvement, documentation, and knowledge sharing. As a Fund Servicing Manager (AVP) within the JP Morgan Fund Accounting Team, you are responsible for the day-to-day production, validation and delivery of financial statements of accounts and Net Asset Value (NAV) calculations for a group of funds.
Job responsibilities
Produce daily and periodic net asset value (NAV) calculations and fund accounting outputs in line with agreed deliverables and controls Maintain accurate accounting books and securities records for assigned funds, including positions, trades, pricing, income, and expenses Perform position and cash reconciliations, investigate breaks, and resolve exceptions within defined tolerances and timelines Research valuation variances and unusual items, documenting rationale and supporting evidence for review and audit readiness Escalate issues promptly and appropriately when impacts, control breaches, or deadline risks are identified Reconcile capital activity and capital flows as applicable to the portfolio Reconcile forward foreign exchange contracts and support accurate accounting and valuation treatment Analyze fund performance and key drivers to support accurate final valuations and financial statement outputs Respond to client and stakeholder inquiries in a timely, professional manner, partnering across teams as needed Document procedures, identify opportunities for additional controls or process improvements, and support implementation where appropriate Provide knowledge transfer and training support to new hires to promote consistent and high-quality execution Required qualifications, capabilities and skills: Bachelor’s degree (graduate) or equivalent experience in accounting, finance, or a related field Demonstrated experience producing or validating NAV and fund accounting deliverables for investment funds Proven attention to detail and ability to maintain accurate books, records, and documentation in a controlled environment Ability to prioritize and deliver accurately in a deadline-driven production setting, including timely escalation of issues Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, including investigating reconciliation breaks and valuation variances Clear written and spoken English communication skills, with the ability to explain issues and resolutions effectively Client-focused mindset and ability to collaborate with internal stakeholders to resolve queries Proficiency with standard computer applications (e.g., spreadsheet and productivity tools) Initiative to question exceptions, challenge unusual items, and follow through to resolution Flexibility to work in shifts as required for production coverage Preferred qualifications, capabilities and skills: 10 years of experience in banking, financial services, fund administration, or an accounting firm supporting investment products Professional certification or finance-related educational background (e.g., CPA) Experience in an automated, high-volume processing environment with strong process discipline Experience leading, coaching, or developing team members (formal people management experience preferred) Strong understanding of security types and their accounting/valuation treatment across markets and instruments Familiarity with market data vendor platforms (e.g., Bloomberg) and common market practices impacting valuations Understanding of end-to-end fund servicing operating models, including interactions with custodians and investment managers