Description

A Financial Analyst is a professional responsible for providing financial guidance and support to organizations, helping them make informed decisions related to their financial health. The job description for a Financial Analyst with a focus on commissions, Excel, bookkeeping, budgeting, self-driven, good communication skills, and professional certifications like ACCA or CA may includes,

Responsibilities:

1. Financial Analysis: Conduct in-depth analysis of financial data to assess an organizations financial performance, trends, and forecasts. Analyze revenue and expense trends, identify cost-saving opportunities, and provide insights into financial strengths and weaknesses.

2. Commission Analysis: Manage and analyze commission structures and payments for sales teams or other personnel, ensuring accuracy and fairness. Develop and implement commission-related processes and controls.

3. Excel Expertise: Utilize advanced Excel skills to create complex financial models, spreadsheets,and reports. Excel proficiency is essential for data analysis, financial modeling, and report generation.

4. Bookkeeping: Oversee and maintain accurate and up-to-date financial records in system like QuickBooks. Ensure compliance with accounting principles and standards. Perform reconciliations and manage accounts payable and receivable.

5. Budgeting: Collaborate with different departments to create, manage, and monitor budgets.Help in the development of financial plans, budgets, and forecasts. Track and report budget variances and recommend corrective actions.

6. Data Analysis: Use data analysis tools and techniques to extract valuable insights from financial

data. This may include data visualization, trend analysis, and statistical methods to inform

financial decisions.

7. Risk Assessment: Evaluate financial risks and provide recommendations to mitigate potential

financial hazards. Ensure compliance with financial regulations and best practices.

8. Reporting: Prepare regular financial reports and presentations for management and external

stakeholders. Summarize key financial metrics and variances to budget or forecasts.
9. Forecasting: Assist in the development of financial forecasts and scenarios to help the organization plan for the future and make informed strategic decisions.

Requirements
• Professional Certifications: Possess and maintain relevant professional certifications such as ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) or CA (Chartered Accountant), which demonstrate a strong foundation in accounting and finance.
• Self-Driven: Demonstrate a high level of motivation and initiative to identify financial proactively challenges and opportunities. Take the lead in financial projects and continuously seek ways to

Improve financial processes.
• Good Communication: Communicate financial information and analysis to non-finance stakeholders in a clear and understandable manner. Collaborate with team members, present findings, and make recommendations to support decision-making. Should be able to communicate in English with the clients.