noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no'
financial affairs; finance
Refers to the management of money and financial matters, especially in corporate, governmental, or organizational contexts. Often used in compound terms like 財務省 (Ministry of Finance) or 財務諸表 (financial statements).
彼は会社の財務を担当している。
He is in charge of the company's financial affairs.
This company strictly manages its inventory through financial administration.
財務状況を改善する必要がある。
We need to improve our financial situation.
That company's financial situation has been worsening year by year.
He has been in charge of financial affairs since joining the company.
The company raised funds to strengthen its financial base.
会計 focuses on bookkeeping and settling accounts, whereas 財務 refers to the broader management and strategy of an organization's money.
経理 is the day-to-day accounting and bookkeeping work within a company, while 財務 covers the higher-level planning and management of funds.
財務 specifically refers to a company's internal financial management and accounting, whereas ファイナンス covers finance more broadly, including raising and structuring capital.
財産 means assets or property one owns, while 財務 means the administrative work of managing finances, not the assets themselves.
Ministry of Finance
(local) finance bureau
financial statements
finance official; treasury official
financial accounting
financial structure; financial constitution
financial strategy
financial documents
Compound of 財 (ざい, 'wealth, assets') and 務 (む, 'duty, affairs'). The combination straightforwardly denotes matters related to financial resources.
director of finance; finance director
financial management
financial report
financial strength ratings; credit ratings
financial strength rating