Determining financial strategies based on careful analysis and risk-taking, and following through on decisions.
Scenario Assessment:
Predicting the impact of various changes on financial variables and providing different approaches to managing risks and financial decisions.
External Factor Assessment:
Evaluating external factors, including economic, legal, and competitive factors affecting the organization's financial performance.
Risk Sharing:
Sharing and allocating financial risks among organization members according to each individual's needs and expertise to improve risk management.
SWOT Analysis:
SWOT analysis and strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats.
Risk and Return Analysis:
Evaluating risks associated with investments and their financial activities, including return on investment, economic value of ADED and other financial metric,s and their desired returns.
Budget Planning:
Determining the organization's revenues and expenses based on strategic goals and allocating financial resources effectively and optimally to achieve expected financial benefits.
Investment Needs Analysis:
Identifying investment needs in various areas such as equipment, technology, market development, and financial strategies to secure the required financial resources.
Reviewing Financial Restrictions and Laws:
Reviewing financial restrictions and laws, including banking and financial restrictions, tax laws, capital market regulations, and other organizations related to the organization's financial performance.