Location
UAE, Jordan Online TrainingCategories
Finance & BankingMaster financial analysis and keep your profit outlook right on the money. Accurate financial analysis is a fundamental element of growth, strategy and overall success. Understanding how to use financial indicators and benchmarks allows you to allocate resources and evaluate potential projects for maximum return-on-investment. Financial analysis takes the guesswork out of the planning process and enables you to keep tabs on how your business is performing.
If your job requires a firm grasp of financial situations, then this hands-on comprehensive workshop is for you. You’ll review proven analytical tools and develop a keen understanding of how and when to use them to improve your company’s profit picture.
How you will benefit:
- Identify current vital financial indicators that are important to your organization
- Comprehend financial forecasting techniques that can enable management to make truly informed decisions
- Apply methods that can improve your company’s profit picture and your stockholders’ investment
- Know your firm’s finances and what that means for the present and future
What you will cover
- Your Role in Corporate Planning
- How to Increase Company Value
- Drivers of shareholder value creation
- Economic Value-Added model
- How to Evaluate Capital Investment Proposals
- How to use financial forecasting to make accurate evaluations of proposed projects
- Income tax aspects of capital investments
- Alternative investment proposals
- How to Measure Management Performance
- Balance sheet analysis—DuPont formula, ROI, ROA, ROE
- Evaluating profit margins, asset turnover (efficiency) and leverage
- Income statement analysis—EPS, ROS
- Past performance and project outcomes
- Benchmarking company performance
- How to Use Cash Flow Analysis
- Cash flow from operations, investing and financing
- Ratios and metrics you can use
- Identifying patterns of value
- Interpreting FAS 95— “Statement of Cash Flows”
- Cash flow performance indicators—profitability, liquidity and solvency
- How to Interpret and Evaluate Financial Information
- Financial statement analysis
- Managing capital—debt and equity
- What a financial analyst looks for
- Utilizing “Value Line” reports
- Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM): How to Calculate Present Value
- The time value of money
- Internal rate of return (IRR)
- Net present value (NPV)
- Calculation of compound growth rate
- Estimation, payback and terminal value
- Discounted cash flow