Financial Management (US) Test

Ensure that your candidate has the skills you need with the Financial Management (US) test.  It assesses knowledge of how companies manage their internal finances.

This test covers the following topics: Capital Budgeting, Capital Structure, Financial Statements, Financing, Internal Reporting, Planning and Control, Market Concepts, Risk Concepts, and Valuation Concepts.

What It’s Best Used For

• Financial Analyst Selection: Screening incoming applicants or current employees for corporate wealth-management roles.
• Auditing Capital Structure Decisions: Vetting an analyst’s ability to balance equity, corporate debt, and capital budgeting variables.
• Evaluating Corporate Reporting Integrity: Testing a candidate’s functional understanding of internal accounting, financial statement analysis, and planning controls.
• Vetting Financial Financing Options: Assessing knowledge of short-term and intermediate-term funding mechanisms to manage operations smoothly.
• Measuring Risk and Market Concepts: Benchmarking a candidate’s grasp of risk-mitigation strategies, valuation concepts, and market dynamics.
• Secure Remote Candidate Tracking: Deploying unproctored web-based pre-screens early in the recruitment pipeline without draining local supervisor resources.

Job Family/Title: Financial Analyst
Average Testing Time (minutes): 35
Time Allowed (minutes): 90
Number of Sittings: One
Designed for Unproctored Environment: Yes
Maximum Number of Questions: 30
Question Format: Multiple Choice – Adaptive – Computer Adaptive Testing (CAT) technology dynamically adjusts the test to the level of the test taker resulting in shorter test times, increased accuracy and enhanced security.

Measures the following areas of financial management

• Planning & Control
• Intermediate-Term Financing
• Valuation Concepts
• Operations/Short-Term Financing
• Risk Concepts
• Market Concepts
• Internal Reporting
• Financial Statements
• Capital Budgeting
• Capital Structure