Financial auditors are professionals who examine and evaluate the financial statements of organizations to ensure accuracy and compliance with accounting standards. They assess whether the financial reports fairly represent the organization's financial position and performance, helping to maintain transparency and trust among stakeholders. These auditors can work for public accounting firms, government agencies, or as internal auditors within a company. Their work often involves reviewing records, conducting interviews, and testing financial processes. By identifying discrepancies or areas for improvement, financial auditors play a crucial role in promoting sound financial practices and preventing fraud.