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Corporate Financial Intelligence (CFI) is a financial and institutional framework for building financial cognitive capacity and gathering of financial information within an organization to aid managerial decision and improve corporate performance.

CFI is operationally defined as “the conscious design and institutionalization of corporate policies, culture, financial information systems, processes and the development of the financial intelligence of managers within an organization, which seeks to deliberately employ financial information, techniques and metrics in analysing problems across all functional domains of the business, with a view to designing solutions, taking decisions, and evaluating and rewarding performance in a way that drives corporate performance and improves shareholder value in a measurable way”.

It is possible to make comparison of the CFI level attained by organizations across industry, time and regions relative to their level of organizational performance. Specific attributes and characteristics of an organization can therefore be measured in a perceptible way which culminate to a measure of CFI called Corporate Financial Intelligence Quotient (CFIQ). Information about the level of CFI and CFIQ value could serve as the bases for effective investment and capital allocation decision, increased managerial decision making capacity and incentive for improving organizational performance.