A financial analyst is in charge of a company's financial planning and analysis, enabling the organisation to make wise business decisions.
Examining recent and past financial data
Creating financial models and forecasts
Recommending spending plans and upgrades based on the facts
Creating regulations that might boost financial growth
Assessing the present state of the economy and spotting trends
Investigating various investment opportunities
0–3+ years of experience in company finance or another similar field
A strong understanding of financial modelling methodologies
A keen commercial sense
Strong Excel formula and function proficiency
Strong data collection and analysis skills
Required: BA, BS, or B.Com degree (Bachelor of Accounting, Finance, or Economics)
5+ years of experience in company finance or another similar field
Preferrences are given to MBAs
Preferred are FMVA or comparable designations
Preferable majors include finance, accounting, economics, or statistics
Proven employment experience in a position requiring a lot of math
Strong analytical and quantitative skills
Efficiency with processes and a desire to learn and advance
Ability to work freely and comfort with ambiguity
Ease working with executive-level management
Working with senior executives and presenting to them
Outstanding presentation and communication abilities
Strong background in financial modelling
Make suggestions given to management and executives
Create financial models to aid in forecasting, planning, and valuation
Carry out market research and comparative analysis to help internal financial analyses
Aid in the planning and budgeting of capital expenditures
Cross-reference incoming and outgoing data to reconcile existing transactions
Keep your technical understanding of financial instruments, market circumstances, and trends current
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