Seminar Objective:
The objective of the seminar is the understanding of the basic concepts of the Balance Sheet, the Income Statement, the Cash Flow Statement and Ratios, and the relationship between them.
Methodology
The most important elements of the financial statements are examined and the techniques and methods used by banks to evaluate a business based on the financial information provided to them are presented. This information must demonstrate continuity and consistency. Issues of liquidity, the relationship between equity and borrowed capital, profitability, efficiency and, in general, the creditworthiness of the business are analyzed.
Who should attend:
Bank employees, new credit officers, financial control executives, accounting department executives, stock brokerage analysts.
Seminar Content:
- Basic principles of Accounting
- Understanding the operations and the operating cycle of the business, its strategies, environment and market
- Balance Sheet: Analysis of Assets and Liabilities
- Analysis of the Income Statement and profit distribution
- Analysis of important Ratios for both the Bank and the Management of the business
- Sources and Uses of Funds
- Case Studies