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Understanding Financial Statements
Absence of financial savvy can be “career-limiting.â€Â
Having a grasp of terms like EBITDA and net present value are important no matter where you sit on the org chart.
If one is unable to contribute to a discussion on the company’s performance, they are unlikely to advance.
Running & managing projects is not possible unless one understands the financials.
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- To understand the metrics used to evaluate managerial decisions.
- To demonstrate an ability to connect day-to-day managerial decisions with the metrics.
- To develop skills in using information from the financial statements to evaluate the impact of managerial decisions.
- To understand how individual and team performance can be aligned with the KPIs and organizational goals and objectives.
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Training Course Outline:
Fundamental Financial Concepts and Terms
- Common finance terms
- Cash flow
- Liquidity
- Leverage
- Net present value
- Tangible assets
- And dozens more!
- The difference between cash and accrual accounting
- What every decision-maker must understand about Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
- Understanding the basic elements of a financial statement:
- Assets
- Liabilities
- Equity
- Comprehensive income
- Revenues
- Expenses
- Gains and losses
- Basics for determining an organization’s financial health based on financial statements
The Ins and Outs of a Balance Sheet
- The balance sheet: A thumbnail sketch of a business
- What a balance sheet can  and can’t  tell you about a company
- Assets explained:
- Tangible and intangible
- Fixed and liquid
- Real value
- Accounts receivable
- Inventory
- Current liabilities and current assets and equities defined
- Critical components of working capital
- Interpreting balance-sheet numbers for financial strength  and weakness
Analyzing the Profit and Loss Statement
- A P&L by any other name:
- Income statement
- Operating statement
- Statement of operations
- Profit and loss statement
- Which numbers indicate how revenue is generated
- The “cost of goods†formula and how to use it
- Understanding the role that depreciation plays
- Comparing a favorable and unfavorable P&L
- Examining a P&L statement to determine your business situation
Evaluating Financial Statements
- The purpose of the cash flow statement
- Analyzing the cash-flow statement to find out where resources are actually going
- How to recognize cash-flow problems before it’s too late
- Forecasting cash flow  and using this insight when increasing staff, purchasing and cutting costs
- Change in equity statement: What it is and how to use it
- Annual reports: Where to find the numbers that tell the real story
- Other types of financial statements you may encounter
- Compute the Financial Ratios Used by Financial Analysts to Assess:
– The Liquidity of a Business
– The Profitability of a Business
– The Risk of a Business
Critical Financial Measurement Tools and Techniques
- Tips for scanning any financial report and zeroing in on the pertinent numbers
- Calculating return on investment (ROI)
- Key financial indicators that will tell you if your organization is on the right track
- Using break-even analysis, forecasting and other financial tools to make informed decisions
- Valuable questions to ask before making any decision based on financial-statement numbers
- Important ratios that every nonfinancial manager should understand
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- Fees: Rs. 3,500/- + 18% GST Per Person
- Please write to register@princetonacademy.co.in
- Call or WhatsApp Pankita on 9769963790 / 9769579090
- Mention the name of participant, company, contact details.
- You will Receive a Certificate of course completion
- The course structure will be just like in the face to face workshops.