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Financial Analysis Skills for IR Bundle
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Keyword(s)
balance sheet, metrics, financial statement, debt, accounting, EBITDA, cash flow, constant currencies, goodwill impairment, profit, cash generation, working capital, leverage, shareholder value, forecasting, value, price to book, dividend yield, P/E, rati
Credit
CAT-II:6.0
Description
This course bundle contains five courses in one: The Basics of Business Finance, Adjusted Profits, Understanding Cash Flows, Leverage and How Much is Too Much, and How to Analyze a Company, for which you can view the descriptions below.
The Basics of Business Finance
This course is designed to give you a good understanding of the basics of business finance. You will learn how businesses are funded and what the money’s used for; how they make profits and generate cash; how to measure business performance; where to find the information you’ll need. You’ll see how income statements and balance sheets work and you’ll also understand key financial jargon, concepts and commonly used financial metrics.
Adjusted Profits
This course will give you a good understanding of what companies mean by “adjusted” or “underlying” profits and the advantages and pitfalls of using these numbers.
Understanding Cash Flows
In this course we cover the difference between profits and cash flows, we look at cash flow statements and we consider the impact of working capital management on cash generation.
Leverage and How Much is Too Much
This course looks at leverage (gearing). We cover what makes a company suitable for high leverage, how to measure it and we consider how much is too much, using real examples.
How to Analyze a Company
Learn how to analyze a company in just 20 minutes with a series of 6 steps that will give you a quick and easy view of how a company’s doing.
Whether you’re looking from the point of view of a supplier, a lender, an investor or a potential employee, by the end of the course you’ll be in a good position to make an assessment of how the business is performing, whether it is financially sound and what the future is likely to hold.
4-6 Hours - Introductory Skills
The Basics of Business Finance
This course is designed to give you a good understanding of the basics of business finance. You will learn how businesses are funded and what the money’s used for; how they make profits and generate cash; how to measure business performance; where to find the information you’ll need. You’ll see how income statements and balance sheets work and you’ll also understand key financial jargon, concepts and commonly used financial metrics. Adjusted Profits
This course will give you a good understanding of what companies mean by “adjusted” or “underlying” profits and the advantages and pitfalls of using these numbers.Understanding Cash Flows
In this course we cover the difference between profits and cash flows, we look at cash flow statements and we consider the impact of working capital management on cash generation.Leverage and How Much is Too Much
This course looks at leverage (gearing). We cover what makes a company suitable for high leverage, how to measure it and we consider how much is too much, using real examples.How to Analyze a Company
Learn how to analyze a company in just 20 minutes with a series of 6 steps that will give you a quick and easy view of how a company’s doing.Whether you’re looking from the point of view of a supplier, a lender, an investor or a potential employee, by the end of the course you’ll be in a good position to make an assessment of how the business is performing, whether it is financially sound and what the future is likely to hold.
Courses in package:
Title | Credit(s) | |
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1 |
Financial Training: Essentials
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CAT-II:2.0 |
2 |
Financial Training: Specialist Short Course
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CAT-II:1.0 |
3 |
Financial Training: Specialist Short Course
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CAT-II:1.0 |
4 |
Financial Training: Specialist Short Course
|
CAT-II:1.0 |
5 |
Financial Training: Specialist Short Course
|
CAT-II:0.5 |