What does a Chief Financial Officer do?
Among many, a CFO has three major responsibilities:
- Present and report accurate historical financial data of the company. It is vital that this information be gathered and reported in a timely manner for the sake of the stakeholders. The data must be accurate in order for the best decisions to be made based upon it.
- Decide how to invest the company’s money. Taking into consideration risk and liquidity, the CFO oversees the capital structure of the company, determining the best mix of debt, equity, and internal financing.
- Strategize the company’s financial future. The CFO identifies the areas of the company that are most efficient and profitable and decides how to capitalize on those areas.
Can CFO Strategies really be my Chief Financial Officer? Yes, that is what we do. Our duty to you is to perform the above responsibilities for you and lead your company to success through our analyses.