please please please help

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What level is this pitched at? GCSE? A Level? Degree? Masters?

What is the subject? Business? Finance? Commerce?

That way we might be able to target what you want



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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 09/25/2017 07:58AM by jawwad01.

Ouch. Well in that case, I should expect that the only category of persons able to tell you exactly what you need to know is someone who is actually qualified at one of the above jobs...

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I'd love to be able to help mate, but if we're talki ng about a masters degree, that's something oyu should probably already know - or have a library available to you which holds that information.

Sorry I can't help more

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This probably won't help at all, but its the best I could come up with in response to no. 1:

The role of a financial manager may vary slightly, depending on the size of the organisation: in larger companies, the role is more concerned with strategic analysis; in smaller organisations, a financial manager may be responsible for the collection and preparation of accounts, as well as the interpretation of them. Many companies operate multifunctional teams where the financial manager is responsible for a particular division or function; other financial managers look after a range of departments/functions.

Typical activities include:

* providing and interpreting financial information;
* business modelling and forecasting;
* monitoring performance and efficiency;
* analysing change and conducting risk assessment;
* participating in strategic planning;
* formulating long-term business plans;
* researching and reporting on factors influencing business performance;
* pricing and competitor analysis;
* developing complex finance models;
* assessing the financial implications of new or existing ventures;
* preparing accounts;
* overseeing budgetary control;
* monitoring cash flow;
* liaising with other members of the team and across the business;
* supervising other staff.

Taken from [www.prospects.ac.uk]

If you had asked me about four years down the line, I may have been able to help a lot more as this is possibly the sort of the direction I'm going in.

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