Chief Financial Officer: Financial Operations and Corporate Monitoring

Author: Li Manwei et al.
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Features: In modern enterprises, the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) holds a unique position. On one hand, they need to assist the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) in managing operations from a financial management perspective; on the other hand, they must support the Board of Directors in corporate oversight from the perspective of corporate governance. This book takes the structure and operation of the corporate financial management system as its main thread, closely integrating practical issues faced by modern enterprises, and comprehensively explains the work content of the CFO. Each chapter begins with a specific work scenario as an example, leading to the issues discussed in the chapter and providing analytical approaches. Then, combining the theory and methods of financial accounting, it offers solutions to the problems. Finally, it summarizes the chapter's content and provides discussion questions. The goal of EMBA education is to enhance students' practical skills from a theoretical perspective. This book emphasizes this requirement, focusing on theoretical analysis derived from practical problems and highlighting the logical completeness of its content structure. Therefore, in addition to serving as a reference textbook for EMBA programs, it is also suitable for on-the-job training and self-study for managers.