Controllers, Regulatory Controllers, Associate
Pubblicato il 30-08-2026 - JPMorgan Chase in Italia
Bring your accounting insight and control mindset to a role where accuracy, transparency, and continuous improvement matter. You will help deliver high-quality financial information, strengthen the control environment, and collaborate across teams to improve data quality and close execution. You will join a supportive, global finance organization where you can broaden your expertise across reporting, governance, and process enhancement.
As a Legal Entity Controller, Associate at JPMorganChase within the Controllers organization, you will help ensure the integrity and validity of legal entity financial statements and related controls. You will contribute to statutory and corporate reporting, balance sheet and profit and loss statement analysis, reconciliations, and audit support, while partnering closely with stakeholders to resolve issues and elevate data quality.
Prepare monthly, quarterly, half-year and annual statutory and corporate reporting deliverables for assigned legal entities
Perform reconciliations, substantiation, proofing, and data quality reviews,
including reconciliation of returns to the general ledger
Coordinate intercompany and inter-entity reporting, investigate breaks, and drive timely resolution of balance sheet and profit and loss statement items
Support income tax and local tax reporting activities, partnering with internal stakeholders and external auditors as needed
Prepare financial management information (for example, dashboards, board materials, revenue analysis, and forecasts/plans)
Participate in internal and external audits and support remediation of findings and control enhancements
Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Economics, or Business Administration
Experience in legal entity controllership, statutory reporting, or external audit within the financial services industry
Demonstrated technical accounting knowledge and experience preparing or reviewing financial statements
Experience performing reconciliations, substantiation, and gene