To stay solvent, all organizations require funding consistently. The difference between a successful and failed corporation can sometimes be determined by how well one understands finance. Simply setting aside money and using it for various purposes won’t bring about the company’s prosperity. Increasing the profitability of the company and ensuring its long-term survival in the face of fierce competition need the development of abilities in the strategic use of funds.

The training on financial analysis and decision making course seeks to provide participants with an understanding of how corporate finance concepts are utilized in real life and what the consequences of a certain decision can be on various elements of the company’s performance. Participants will discover how choices made for working capital management may become strategic and valuable decisions.

Target Participants

Training on financial analysis and decision-making course is designed for financial analysts, accounting and finance professionals, development practitioners and managers.

Course Duration

Online 7 Days

Classroom-based5 Days

What you will learn

By the end of this course the participants will be able to:

Appreciate the correlation between finance and strategy
Set financial goals that complement the organization’s goals
Understand the use and importance of financial statements
Lead data-driven decision making
Understand the time value of money and how it affects financial results
Acknowledge financial risks prevalent in the firm and take steps to mitigate them

Course Fee:

Classroom Training: USD 1150 (Includes tuition, tea refreshments, and lunch. Accommodation and travel not included.)

Virtual Training: USD 700

Registration:
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Training on Financial Analysis and Decision Making