What Is The Aim Of This Course?
It is not for nothing that some
authorities in finance have commented that “Cashflow Is King”.
Regardless of the various schools of thought, the importance of
cash flow analysis as a vital tool in conducting robust financial
analysis for a wide range of applications cannot be overemphasized.
This is a largely hands on practical course in developing readily
applicable skills in cash flow analysis for a variety of
applications, ranging from project viability analysis to the
appraisal of lending propositions and liquidation analysis.
Who Is It For?
This course is designed for
senior and middle level functional executives, managers and officers
without formal accounting an finance training and educational
background, who are in positions within commercial banks, non-bank
financial institutions such as rural and community banks, savings
and loans companies, and small and medium scale enterprises.
What Will You Learn?
Overview Of Cash Flow
Statements
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Introduction to cash flow statements
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Basic concepts of cash flow statements
Introduction to Tools For Cash Flow Analysis
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Ratio analysis
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Interpretation of cash flow statement and analytical findings
Applications Of Cash Flow Analysis Techniques
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Determining financial requirements through cash flow analysis
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Assessing repayment ability with cash flow analysis
Application of cash flow analysis techniques for selected managerial
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What
Is The Aim Of This Course?
Good bookkeeping and accounting practices are important factors in
the development of good corporate governance. And key managerial
personnel should be empowered to appreciate the implications of the
accounting and control function. This course thus aims at promoting
relevant action by the participants, to improve the financial
management and accounting practices of their respective
organizations.
Who Is It For?
This course is designed for senior and middle level functional
executives, managers and officers without formal accounting training
and educational background, who are in positions within commercial
banks, non-bank financial institutions, such as rural and community
banks, savings and loans companies, small and medium scale
enterprises.
What Will You Learn?
Introduction To Accounting
• Overview of the accounting cycle and principles
•Recording of accounting data (bookkeeping and data processing)
• The double entry system
• Accounting errors
Key Accounting Tools For Management Decision Making And Controls
• The balancing procedures
• The trial balance
• Preparation of financial accounts
• Control accounts
• Accounting control systems
Interpretation Of Accounting Information
• Analysis of financial statements
• Interpretation of financial statements
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