The Chief Financial Officer of the Company: 
an Indispensable Leader or an Overrated Employee?

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Why is a CFO important for a business?

Financial stability. The CFO ensures a balance between revenues and expenses, which helps the company avoid cash flow gaps and maintain liquidity.

Transparency of processes. The CFO implements accounting systems that ensure the accuracy and transparency of data. This is important both for internal control and for interaction with partners and government agencies.

Strategic planning. By analyzing market trends and financial indicators, the CFO helps the company move in the right direction, reducing the likelihood of strategic errors.

Increased trust. Investors and shareholders trust companies where financial processes are under the strict control of a professional.

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