Nola is a young artist who has just registered her first company. There is a lot that she still has to learn about how to run an organisation efficiently and how to stay on top of things.
In terms of finance and risk, she has to consider quite a number of factors that may affect her business’ operations.
She would do well for herself to enlist help from finance and risk practitioner financial services.
What these practitioners do:
Become more equipped in terms of governance practices– a finance and risk practitioner would help Nola to work out how much tax she is liable for, according to regulations. They have strong risk management skills.
Ensure that senior managers are accountable – Nola will be assisted in terms of becoming familiar with what the senior management of her company are responsible and accountable for. By assessing the various risks that exist and the management processes that apply, she will be able to get a better idea of how this works.
Report efficiently– these practitioners are expected to provide accurate reports about potential financial risk and how to manage them. They must also comply with regulatory reporting demands.
Help with establishing capital and liquidity plans that are credible– Nola would benefit from forecasting plans that provide her with clarity about the capital requirements she needs in order to stay afloat as a business owner. These practitioners will provide her with ways to ensure that her business remains liquid.
Create robust funding arrangements – By aligning her with the right funding models, these practitioners will help Nola avoid losing money in the long run.
Have contingency plans set for stressful events – by being able to provide effective solutions for dealing with events that may cause financial disruptions, these professionals will provide Nola with an experience that is invaluable.
