Financial Accounting and Analysis: With real-world case study

About the Course:

Financial insights drive business decisions-are you ready to learn how to interpret them?

Whether you're evaluating a supplier, negotiating wage increases, or deciding on equipment upgrades, financial statements hold the key to making informed, strategic choices. However, relying solely on accountants who may not understand the nuances of your industry can limit the impact of financial analysis.

The good news? You don’t need to be an accountant to master financial statements-you just need the right training!

In this engaging and practical webinar, Financial Accounting and Analysis: With Real-World Case Study, you’ll learn:

• The underlying accounting rules - build a foundation by understanding “the why” of accounting principles.
• The essentials of financial statements - understand what they reveal about a business’s health.
• How to analyze financial ratios - beyond formulas, you'll see how they apply to real business challenges.
• A real-world case study - putting theory into action for hands-on learning.

This webinar is designed for those individuals across all industries who want to confidently use financial data to enhance decision-making.

Unlock the power of financial statement analysis and take control of your business decisions!

Course Objective:

• Understand the structure and components of financial statements, including the balance sheet, income statement, and cash flow statement.
• Analyze key financial ratios to assess profitability, liquidity, and overall business performance.
• Apply financial statement data to real-world business scenarios through a case study.
• Develop the skills to make informed business decisions using financial analysis techniques.

Who is the Target Audience?

• Business professionals who need to interpret financial statements for decision-making.
• Managers and executives seeking to assess company performance and financial health.
• Entrepreneurs and small business owners looking to better understand their finances.
• Investors and analysts who want to evaluate business opportunities using financial data.
• Non-accounting professionals in operations, marketing, HR, or supply chain who rely on financial insights.

Basic Knowledge:

• No accounting background is required just a desire to develop a powerful new skill.