The financial analyst will assist investors by studying the value of companies in order to help them make the least risky and most profitable choices.

To do this, they will diagnose a company’s development. They will take into account not only financial indicators, but also social and economic ones, with the aim of establishing the most accurate possible analysis of an establishment’s profitability.

To do this, it analyses various documents (balance sheets, annual reports) and information (press articles, etc.) relating to the company and checks that its shares are fairly priced in relation to the stock market price.

He will work in a bank, stockbroker or insurance company.

This professional must be able to react quickly, have a good ability to summarise and be able to cope with stress.

The job of a market operator, or trader, involves carrying out financial transactions, either on behalf of clients, companies or individuals, or on behalf of a banking institution.

It will then monitor market trends and analyse buying and selling opportunities.

Depending on the information they receive (business reports, price trends, financial analyses, economic data, etc.), market operators will buy or sell. ), the market operator will buy or sell.

He will also have to anticipate fluctuations with the aim of increasing his clients’ capital.

Traders need to be reactive, in order to keep abreast of market developments, but they also need to be rigorous.

The role of the asset manager is to analyse listed and unlisted companies and invest the funds of his clients, whether individuals or companies, in order to increase their value.

To do this, they analyse and study stock market prices and convince their clients of the advantages or disadvantages of an investment. Next, this professional will have to draw up a strategy for investing the securities entrusted to him. Finally, they have to keep a very close eye on the financial markets.

To do this job, you need knowledge of economics, mathematics, accounting and finance. They need good stress management skills, as well as the ability to adapt and react quickly. As they are in close contact with their customers, they also need good interpersonal skills.

This professional will have several tasks. Firstly, they will manage the purchase and/or sale of real estate assets, as well as monitoring the management of their assets and real estate holdings and carrying out reporting. Secondly, he or she will manage operations in conjunction with the concession-granting bodies and the administrative authorities. Finally, you will monitor the industry and carry out research into asset management and property investment.

To do this job, you need certain skills, such as knowledge of law, project management and finance. You also need to be able to react quickly, make proposals and have good argumentative skills.

The CFO will be responsible for the sound administrative and financial management of the company for which he or she works.

His or her role will be to ensure that the strategy and procedures are properly implemented and to coordinate the various departments under his or her responsibility.

They will also involve administrative management (setting up procedures and ensuring that they are followed), management control, reporting, accounting (ensuring the reliability of the company’s accounts, drawing up the budget, ensuring compliance with French accounting standards), debt collection, banking relations, credit (drawing up financing plans, validating cash flow budgets, analysing results, defining credit policy, etc.) and finally tax and business law (ensuring compliance with legislation, organising boards of directors and general meetings, validating tax choices, etc.).) and, finally, tax and business law (ensuring compliance with legislation, organising boards of directors and general meetings, validating tax choices, etc.).

The CFO must have skills in finance, accounting, law, management control, taxation and auditing.

They also need to be responsive, adaptable, good at interpersonal relations and pragmatic.

As an accounting and management specialist, the consolidation manager’s job is to bring together and organise the accounting results of several establishments so that they are consistent and comply with the rules of French legislation.

Their main tasks will be to gather information on the companies they work for, interpret the results of the information gathered, manage a team, compile all the accounts of the companies they work for and suggest improvements to the strategies used by these companies.

To be a consolidation manager, you need to be able to work as part of a team, have a good level of English and be able to cope with stress. You also need a very good knowledge of the financial and accounting sector.

Banking finance is a sector that recruits a lot of young people in France. From BAC+2 to BAC+5, there are many positions open to young graduates: business customer advisor, individual customer advisor, business account manager or asset manager.

The investment director will manage a company’s financial stability by monitoring and directing its investments. He or she will work in collaboration with the business managers to prepare the business case.

His or her day-to-day tasks will be to assess and support project sponsors with a view to ensuring the profitability and quality of their portfolio. They will then negotiate and implement their investments.

This professional must have a thorough knowledge of the market in which he or she is going to invest.

As a true partner to our business customers, the Business Account Manager will help our business customers (sole traders, craftsmen, shopkeepers, self-employed professionals) to grow their business by offering them insurance and banking services tailored to their professional situation.

The tasks will include managing financing dossiers, preparing personalised financing dossiers, advising on financial risk management and canvassing for new business opportunities.

To enter this profession, initial experience in banking is often required. Mastery of legal and tax regulations, financing techniques and banking techniques is also essential.