MBA Corporate Financial Reporting

2 Years On Campus Masters Program

Georgetown University McDonough School of Business

Program Overview

Corporate financial reporting is the system of making corporate financial reports. These corporate financial reports are income statement, balance sheet, cash flow statement, statement of retained earning and financial policies explanation. Corporate financial reporting may be shown at the end of month or at the end of each quarter or at the end of year. Corporate financial reporting is not only to show the financial statements of corporate but it includes to highlight important financial data and to show the application of financial policy. A good financial reporting will show true financial position of company. Company can save from hidden losses, if its accountant highlights critical points in it. In this way, it is helpful tool to investors for better decision making.

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Career Options

  • Business Development Specialist
  • Finance Manager
  • Chief Financial Officer
  • Director of Finance
  • Assistant Manager of Financial Planning and Reporting

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