Since the financial statements provide us with historical information and aggregate figures, the decision maker needs tools that enable him to enter into the details of this information and the indicators that show the relationship between them. This program provides the participants with basic knowledge required to analyze the financial statements and how to use the extracted indicators in evaluating the firms performance, making decisions, and drawing up future plans and policies .
At the end of the training program, the participant should be able to:
1 The modern concept of accounting
2 The assumptions, principles and Accounting Measurement Basis
3 The main financial statements
4 Accounting Measurement Basis
5 Practical cases
1 Financial Analysis concept and objectives
2 Fundamental Financial Analysis:
Horizontal analysis
Vertical analysis
Financial ratios analysis
Investment Analysis:
3 Investment Analysis:
Pay Back Period PBP
Net Present Value NPV
Internal Rate of Return IRR
4 Practical cases
1 Internal Funding:
Reserves
Returned Earning
2 External Funding:
Bonds
Banking Loans
Common Shares
Preferred Stocks
The weighted average cost of capital
3 Practical cases
1 Time series method.
2 Statistic method.
3 Brake-even analysis
4 Estimating cash flow.
5 Practical cases
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