• Understand the role of the General Ledger in the accounting and financial reporting process
• Accurately record, classify, and post financial transactions to the General Ledger
• Perform period-end procedures, including reconciliations and adjustments
• Prepare and interpret key financial statements from General Ledger data
• Ensure accuracy, completeness, and integrity of financial information
• Apply accounting standards and organisational policies in financial reporting
• Identify and correct errors and discrepancies within the General Ledger

Cost: 4250 USD

Duration: 5 Days

• Comprehend the theory and practices of corporate financial reporting
• Use financial reporting theory and practices to analyse the performance
• Design appropriate policies and strategies to meet stakeholder and shareholder needs in light of the recent changes in Financial Reporting
• Identify and evaluate financial statements
• Describe how the rules of corporate financial reporting affect the application of standards
• Identify assumptions, evaluate statements in terms of evidence, to detect false logic or reasoning, to identify implicit values, and to define terms adequately and to generalise appropriately

Cost: 4250 USD

Duration: 5 Days

• Enhancing the cost-effectiveness of your budgeting process
• Inspiring managerial engagement in the budget process
• Utilizing numerous case studies and real company examples to illustrate the application of various planning, forecasting, and analysis techniques
• Equipping participants with comprehensive handouts for further review

• Implement advanced planning and control techniques into your budgeting process
• Integrate the budgeting process with the development of the company’s long-term strategic vision
• Provide a decision support structure that provides timely and useful information to decision-makers
• Successfully build an integrated planning, budgeting and reporting process
• Forecast costs and revenues with greater confidence
• Apply management tools to the budgeting process that contribute to strategic goals
• Effectively manage the budgeting process
• Identify key performance indicators for effective and focused decision making
• Increase profitability and performance through streamlined planning and reporting

Cost: 4250 USD

Duration: 5 Days

• Value any kind of firm in any marketusing discounted cash flow models (small and largeprivate and public)
• Value a firm using multiples and comparable firms.
• Analyse and critique the use of multiples in valuation.
• Value 'problem' firmssuch as financially troubled firms and start up firms.
• Estimate the effect on value of restructuring a firm

• Equity research analysts, who are interested in examining alternatives to the multiples that they use or the linkage to discounted cash flow models.
• Corporate financial officers, who want to understand the details of valuation, either because they are planning acquisitions or are interested in value enhancement strategies for their firms.
• Analysts involved in mergers and acquisitions, who would like to acquire a wider repertoire of valuation skills.
• Portfolio Managers who are interested in the effects of corporate restructuring on firm value, and the implications for portfolio management.
• Anyone interested in valuation

• Introduction to business valuations
• Various types of valuation methodologies
• Analysis of company and identifying appropriate methodology to be used for valuation
• Approach to Asset Value vs. Equity Value
• Key pitfalls

• Equity and Debt
• Components of cost of equity and debt
• Measurement of risk-free returns
• Risk premium for debt and equity and issues in calculating the same

• The Discounted Cash Flow Model
• Setting up the Model
• The Big Picture of DCF Valuation
• Valuation Examples
• The Discount Rate Question
• Risk premiums and Betas
• The Cost of Debt
• Estimating Cash Flows
• Estimating Growth Rates
• Estimating Growth Patterns
• The Terminal Value
• Closing Thoughts on DCF

• Cash Cross holdings and other assets
• The Value of Control Synergy and Transparency
• The Liquidity Discount
• Employee Stock Options Challenges in Valuation
• Valuing young growth companies
• Valuation of start-up ventures and negative cash generating companies
• Return analysis
• Valuing mature companies in transition
• Valuing declining and distressed companies
• Relative Valuation
• Comparable company valuation

• Discover capital budgeting and appraisals examine the workings of capital markets and master the principles of capital structure.
• Explore a range of valuation tools and techniques including how to apply cash flow analysis cost of capital analysis and risk analysis.
• Understand intricacies of illiquidity and optimal financing including key issues like governance cross-border transactions and leverage.
• Perform valuations on private companies like Google and Nike using realworld cases. Learn how to put a value on any firm in a global context.

Cost: 4900 USD

Duration: 5 Days

• Understand the principles and concepts of financial accounting.
• Interpret financial statements and reports.
• Analyse financial data to make informed business decisions.
• Understand how to prepare and present financial statements and reports.
• Comply with accounting principles and standards.

• Accounting and finance professionals who want to refresh their knowledge and skills.
• Non-accounting professionals who want to gain a basic understanding of financial accounting.
• Business owners and managers who want to understand financial statements and reports to make informed business decisions.
• Investors and creditors who want to analyse financial data to assess a company's financial performance.
• Government employees who are responsible for financial reporting and compliance.

• Introduction to Financial Accounting
• Overview of financial accounting
• Importance of financial statements and reports
• Accounting principles and standards
• Overview of financial statements

• Understanding Financial Statements
• Balance sheet
• Income statement
• Cash flow statement
• Statement of changes in equity

• Analysing Financial Statements
• Ratio analysis
• Vertical and horizontal analysis
• Common-size financial statements
• Interpreting financial data

• Accounting Principles and Standards
• Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP)
• International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS)
• Accounting ethics
• Reporting and disclosure requirements

• The Accounting Cycle
• Overview of the accounting cycle
• Recording transactions
• Journal entries
• Ledger accounts

• Adjusting Entries and the Closing Process
• Accruals and deferrals
• Depreciation and amortization
• Adjusting entries
• Closing entries

• Cost Accounting
• Overview of cost accounting
• Types of costs
• Cost behaviour
• Cost-volume-profit analysis

• Budgeting and Forecasting
• Overview of budgeting and forecasting
• Types of budgets
• Preparing a budget
• Forecasting techniques

• Auditing and Internal Controls
• Overview of auditing
• Types of audits
• Internal controls
• Fraud prevention and detection

• Financial Reporting and Analysis
• Financial reporting requirements
• External reporting
• Internal reporting
• Financial analysis techniques

Cost: 9800 USD

Duration: 5 Days

• Understand the principles and concepts of financial accounting.
• Prepare and interpret main financial statements.
• Apply financial analysis techniques to evaluate a company's performance.
• Understand the regulatory frameworks for financial reporting.
• Use financial information for decision-making.

• Non-Finance Managers
• Financial Analysts
• Accountants
• Auditors
• Business Owners
• Financial Controllers

• Understanding financial accounting principles and concepts
• Different types of accounts: assets liabilities equity revenue expenses
• The accounting cycle and double-entry bookkeeping

• The balance sheet: assets liabilities and equity
• The income statement: revenues costs and profit
• The cash flow statement: operating investing and financing activities

• Process of preparing financial statements
• Adjustments closing entries and post-closing trial balance
• Role of accrual accounting and depreciation in financial statements

• Ratio analysis: liquidity profitability solvency and efficiency ratios
• Interpreting financial ratios and understanding their implications
• Using financial analysis for business decision-making

• Overview of key regulatory frameworks for financial reporting
• Understanding the impact of financial regulations on financial accounts and reports
• Discussing future trends and challenges in financial accounting and reporting

Cost: 4900 USD

Duration: 5 Days

• Analyse and interpret complex financial statements.
• Apply advanced ratio analysis techniques.
• Evaluate a company's financial performance and position.
• Identify and assess financial risks.
• Use financial statements to inform strategic decision-making.
• Prepare comprehensive financial analysis reports.

• Financial Analysts
• Accountants and Auditors
• Corporate Finance Professionals
• Investment Analysts
• Financial Managers and Directors
• Business Consultants
• Anyone involved in financial planning, analysis, and decision-making within their organisation

• Overview of the course objectives and structure.
• Review of basic financial statements: Income Statement Balance Sheet and Cash Flow Statement.
• Introduction to financial statement analysis with a focus on understanding the nuances of advanced income statement analysis including revenue recognition expense analysis and profitability analysis.

• In-depth exploration of financial ratios including liquidity solvency profitability efficiency and market valuation ratios.
• Techniques for calculating and interpreting these ratios to assess financial performance.
• Application of advanced ratio analysis in real-world scenarios through case studies and practical exercises.

• Detailed examination of cash flow statement components: operating investing and financing activities.
• Analysis of free cash flow and its importance in evaluating financial health and sustainability.
• Practical exercises to solidify understanding of cash flow analysis.

• Introduction to financial forecasting techniques for revenue and expense prediction.
• Comprehensive overview of valuation methods including Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Comparable Companies Analysis and Precedent Transactions.

• Identification and assessment of financial risks including credit operational and market risks.
• Techniques for conducting credit risk analysis and understanding its impact on financial stability.
• Preparation of comprehensive financial analysis reports and effective communication of financial insights to stakeholders.
• Course summary and Q&A session to address any remaining questions.

Cost: 4900 USD

Duration: 5 Days

• Apply a structured approach to financial modelling in Excel
• Outline the hallmarks of good financial models
• Explain the importance of planning, and prep your model structure
• Build from operating revenues down to operating profit
• Forecast property, plant and equipment and other operating assets
• Forecast the various components of working capital
• Forecast debt financing and related interest costs
• Forecast equity financing and dividends
• Use an iterative analytic approach to managing circular references
• Understand the importance of error checking
• Derive a forecast cash flow statement based on a forecast income statement and balance sheet
• Perform Financial Model integration

Cost: 4500 USD

Duration: Upto 5 Days