Understanding & Analyzing Financial Statements webinar -This webinar presents the simple platform and drives the many myths about accounting and financial statements to simple to understand and apply tools and techniques. These financial statements have analysed the language of business and the means and methods by which the financial health of the company is carried to the owners, managers, and stakeholders. Every manager needs to understand its business's financial side. This webinar offers clear although detailed descriptions of the financial statements: balance sheet, statement of income, cash flow, etc. You'll learn how to analyse and interpret them to assess your company's or even your competitors' profitability, liquidity, efficiency, and leverage. This course is ideal for company owners and administrators who are responsible for P&L while reviewing financial statements and making sound financial decisions using them. By using classroom theory, you can learn a case study on "real-life" demonstrating how to interpret financial statements to assess the strengths and weaknesses of any company. What You Will learn:  
Shortcuts for instantly analysing the most pertinent data on financial statements Key discrepancies between net income and cash flow
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How to fix the financial health and performance of a unit, division, or company How CFOs decide business investments determine if they will be approved or rejected What differences in certain accounts (i.e., inventories, receivables, etc.) mean to the health of the business
This subject should help those interested in reviewing financial statements and understanding the ratios and what they mean and how they are perceived. It can help someone with financial details, and will show them how to navigate and find what they are searching for in the financial statements. Go over how to interpret the balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement. Discuss ratios and not only how to measure them, but more importantly what they mean and how it can help you make the sound judgment based on what you have before you.
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