The main responsibilities of an investment manager

The main responsibilities of the investment manager are:

Conduct feasibility study, due diligence, valuation and return analysis on the proposed investment project, and form an investment analysis report;

Design the post-investment management and exit scheme, and carry out post-investment management on the invested projects;

Reveal the risks existing in the project operation in time and put forward corresponding solutions;

Independently complete the key business data adjustment and financial analysis of the investment target company, and complete the financial forecast and valuation model;

Able to independently establish and maintain various complex financial forecasting and valuation models;

Being able to independently complete the financial analysis of the investment target company and find key problems is of great help to understand the company's business model.

Data expansion:

Investment refers to the economic behavior that a specific economic entity invests a sufficient amount of funds or physical currency equivalents in a certain field within a certain period of time in order to obtain income or capital appreciation in the foreseeable future. It can be divided into physical investment, capital investment and securities investment. The former is to use money to invest in enterprises and obtain certain profits through production and business activities, while the latter is to use money to buy stocks and corporate bonds issued by enterprises and indirectly participate in the profit distribution of enterprises.

Investment is a form of innovation and entrepreneurship project incubation, and it is an economic activity to promote the development of project industrialization complex with capital.

The word investment has several related meanings in finance and economy. It involves the accumulation of property in order to gain benefits in the future. Technically speaking, this word means "the act of putting something in another place" (which may initially be related to people's clothes or "dresses"). From the financial point of view, compared with speculation, the investment period is longer, and it is more inclined to obtain some sustained and stable cash flow income in a certain period of time in the future, which is the accumulation of future income.

References:

Investment-Baidu Encyclopedia