A Financial Analyst, studies the company financial data to give advice for guiding business investments and overall financial strategy. They would be responsible for writing financial reports and collecting research to help with informed decision making. The Financial Analyst gathers data to understand the trends of a geographical region or industry to help Administration to make important investment decisions. Their role is to analyze economic conditions, stock market performance and other details to provide expert advice to company leadership before they make financial decisions. The Financial Analysts organize data into accessible reports and perform various types of analysis using key metrics such as yearly growth, return on equity and earnings per share. They gather data about other companies to determine industry standards and identify trends as they develop. The Financial Analyst can provide financial advice to business professionals to help ensure the organization stays financially healthy and meets all their budgetary goals. The Financial Analyst may also on a regular basis assess the organization changes and suggest adjustments to their financial strategy to help them remain in good financial standing. The Financial Analyst may meet with the company’s legal team/counsel to review information about business deals and ensure that all financial risks are managed appropriately. Responsibilities: Analyze financial data and provide forecasting support Prepare reports and projections based on financial data Evaluate current and previous financial data. Determine the organizations value by examining the financial statements.