Finance professional is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who works in finance, or to describe someone's occupation. Example sentence: "I'm a finance professional with 10 years of experience in the banking industry."
Elliott was always willing to assist his colleagues and clients, worked hard to close complex real estate financings, demonstrated unquestioning loyalty to SG and to clients, was a skilled finance professional, a nice person with a great smile, and a consummate team player.
You might be a finance professional brought in to assist with an internal audit, or a marketing professional asked to manage a corporate re-branding.
A finance professional from Baltimore, he recently began summer camp discussions about the Munich Olympians and the ethical issues athletes face.
There were job gains across a broad swath of industries, including manufacturing, finance, professional services like law and accounting, hotels and restaurants, and mining.
"Using taxpayers' money to finance professional football clubs can create unfair competition," the EU competition commissioner, Margrethe Vestager, said in a statement.
What counts in the end is how directors behave and what questions they ask, not whether they have an ethics policy in place or can explain why they do not have a finance professional on the audit committee.
Clearly, there is a place for finance professionals.
The area has attracted lots of engineers as well as sales, marketing, management and finance professionals.
The aim was to certify finance professionals, much like accountants or lawyers.
Others are so complex and convoluted that even finance professionals poorly understand them.
Finance professionals can also seek informal support via specialist forums, such as the KnowHow NonProfit funding forum.
