Financial managers oversee the flow of cash and financial instruments, monitor the extension of credit, assess the risk of transactions, raise capital, analyze investments, prepare reports to satisfy tax and regulatory requirements, develop information to assess a firm's present and future financial status, and communicate with investors or stockholders.
from: College Majors Handbook with Real Career Paths and Payoffs. 2nd ed. by Neeta P. Fogg and others. p. 205
BUSCAREER REF: HF5382.5.U5 F63 2004
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Association for Financial Professionals
Institute of Management Accountants
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