There are a good number of job roles available after an MFA course. The MFA students are highly skilled professionals and are hired in almost all the financial institutions. There are a good number of job roles available after an MFA course. The present article tries to explain more about the job roles available after MFA course
Company Secretary
The company secretary works in a strategic and influential way to ensure that a company operates within the law and comply with the government regulations.
Role of a Company Secretary
As a company secretary one must need to ensure that the company complies with financial and legal requirements as well as maintaining its high standards of corporate governance. They are also required to provide legal advice to the company management.
Responsibilities of a Company Secretary
As a company secretary one is needed to:
- Report the chairman and often coordinate with board members
- Prepare agendas and papers for board meetings, committee and annual general meetings and follow up action on points
- Take minutes, draft resolutions and lodge required forms and annual returns with companies
- Ensure policies are kept up to date and approved by the committee
- Maintain statutory books including registers of members, directors and secretaries
- Deal with correspondence, collate information and write reports, communicate decisions for relevant company stakeholders
- Contribute to meeting and discussions along with this they are also required to advice the members of the legal governance, accounting and tax departments of the implications of proposed policies
- Monitor changes in relevant legislation and regulatory environment and take appropriate actions
- Take responsibility for health and safety of employees and manage matters related to insurance and property
- Develop and oversee systems that ensures the company complies with all applicable codes in addition to its legal and statutory requirements
- Pay dividends and manage share option schemes and take a role in share issues, mergers & takeovers
- Maintain the register of shareholders and monitor changes in share ownership of the company in the publicly listed company
- Monitor the administration of the company’s pension schemes this may be a requirement in some smaller companies
- Enter into contractual agreements with supplies and customers
