Every company’s finance function keeps detailed records of the daily transactions involved in the

running the organization. Periodically, they create reports that allow management, stakeholders and

regulating authorities to have insight into the financial health of the organization. As a manager, you

need to understand both the metrics that are reported in income statement, balance sheets, and cash flow statements, and how they relate to each other. You also need to understand how comparing numbers across your company, the industry, and from year to year, can help you assess the overall financial performance of the firm.

 

The in-depth review of sample case studies in this course will provide you with the tools you need to

examine your company’s reports. As you make budgeting and investment decisions, your knowledge

of how vital financial markers indicate relative health in the organization will help drive initiatives to

meet your company’s financial goals.

 

Course Objectives​

• Understand the structure of the three principal financial statements: the income statement, the balance sheet, and the cash flow statement, and interpret the information found in these statements

• Get familiar with other elements of financial reporting

• Identify online sources of financial information that can be used to conduct research on other publicly traded firms and industries

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Who should attend?

Managers and professionals  who needs to be equipped with the core principles of financial reporting

• Finance, Cost & Project Managers

• Budget Managers

• Team Leaders

• Business Advisors

• Financial Controllers

• Senior Management

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Early Fee: USD 995

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Standard Fee: USD 1395