A financial manager is a professional manager responsible for the financing, allocation, use, and monitoring of a company's, with the core responsibility of achieving efficient operation, risk control, and value maximization through scientific financial management.
Main Job Responsibilities:
- Fund Management: Respons for the overall planning of the company's funds, including fund raising (such as loans, equity financing, etc.), fund scheduling, and distribution, ensuring that the company sufficient and reasonable cash flow for operations.
- Budgeting and Cost Control: Compiles the company's financial budget, monitors budget execution, and analyzes budget variances; cost control plans through cost accounting and analysis to reduce operating costs.
- Financial Analysis and Reporting: Regularly analyzes the company's financial status and operating results (such as, solvency analysis), writes financial reports, and provides data support for management decision-making.
- Risk Management and Compliance: Identifies financial risks (such as risk, credit risk), formulates risk prevention measures; ensures that the company's financial activities comply with accounting standards, tax laws, and other relevant laws and regulations, andizes financial processes.
- Investment and Financing Management: Participates in the feasibility analysis and evaluation of investment projects, formulates investment plans; connects with financial institutions, optimizes structures, and reduces financing costs.
Required Skills and Qualities:
- Possess a solid foundation of financial knowledge, familiar with accounting standards, tax laws, financial tools (such as ERP systems, financial analysis software), and the operation of financial markets.
- Have strong data analysis and logical thinking capabilities, able to extract key information from data to provide a basis for decision-making.
- Have a good sense of risk and strategic vision, able to develop financial strategies in line with the company's development planning
- Strong communication and coordination skills, able to collaborate effectively with various departments within the company and external institutions; rigorous work, strong sense of responsibility, and strict adherence to discipline.
Career Development:
Financial managers can work in the finance departments of various companies (manufacturing, service industry, financial institutions, etc.) With the accumulation of experience, they can be promoted to financial manager, chief financial officer, chief financial officer (CFO), etc. They can also enter accounting firms and investment to engage in financial consulting, investment analysis, etc., becoming core talents in the field of corporate financial management.
