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Corporate Finance: Job Options
- Treasurer
- Duties involve supervision of Treasury department which is involved in financial
planning, raising funds, cash management and acquiring and disposing of assets. This is an
upper management job which requires both analytical skill and the ability to manage and
motivate people.
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- Financial Analyst
- Duties involve determining financing needs, analyzing capital budgeting projects,
long-range financial planning, analyzing possible acquisitions and asset sales, visiting
credit agencies to explain firm's position, working on budgets, analyzing competitors,
implementing financial plans, monitoring the the market price of your firm's securities
analyzing of leasing agreements and determining needs and methods of dealing with
derivatives. Often you will be assigned to a specific area such as revenue, planning,
capital budgeting or project finance. This challenging job requires good analytical
skills, computer skills and a broad understanding of finance.
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- Credit Manager
- Duties include establishing policies for granting credit to suppliers, setting
guidelines for collecting on credit and considering whether to securitize receivables.
This job requires knowledge of the customer and ability to analyze accounting statements.
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- Cash Manager
- Duties involve establishing relationships with banks, managing short-term credit needs,
ensuring that sufficient cash is on hand to meet daily needs, putting excess cash into a
concentration account bearing interest and handling international transfers of funds. This
job is detail-oriented and requires good ability to negotiate.
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- Benefits Officer
- Duties involve managing pension fund assets, setting up employee 401(k) plans,
determining health care benefits policies and working with human resources to set up
cost-effective employee benefits. This job requires a combination of finance knowledge,
knowledge of human resources management and understanding of organizational behavior.
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- Real Estate Officer
- This job involves finding real estate locations for a company, negotiation of lease
agreements, acquisition of real estate and valuation of properties. This job requires a
thorough understanding of finance and real estate.
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- Investor Relations Officer
- Duties involve dealing with the investing public by disseminating financial information,
responding to queries from institutional investors, issuing press releases to explain
corporate events and organizing teleconferences with investors. This challenging job
involves contacts with top-level executives and requires understanding of finance and
public relations. Many who hold this job have backgrounds in PR or advertising.
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- Controller
- Duties involve financial planning, accounting, financial reporting and cost analysis.
Will get involved in property, revenue, benefits, derivatives, lease and joint interest
accounting. May need to develop forecasting models to project revenues and costs. May be
called on to implement or work with a complex costing system, efforts at financial
reengineering, transfer pricing issues or interface with auditors. This job requires
extensive accounting experience. Often holders of this position enter a company from a Big
Six accounting firm.
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