A Manager's Guide to Financial Analysis: Powerful Tools for Analyzing the Numbers and Making the Best Decisions for Your Business
Eliot H. Sherman
This course gives students the tools they need to crunch the numbers, focusing on prediction rather than reporting. Students will learn how to: connect a company's past experience to future expectations; apply correct analytical techniques to problems or decisions; identify and explain deviations from anticipated results; make needed adjustments to financial statements, taking into account current values, off-balance-sheet financing, and unrecognized items; use financial ratios to analyze trends, identify issues, and compare results to the competition and industry; evaluate capital investments using net present value, internal rate of return, profitability index, and other methods; manage current assets including cash, credit and collections, and inventory; build a robust financial forecast; determine a company's optimal capital structure and debt policy; measure the financial impact of a merger or acquisition. --�
Abstract: This course gives students the tools they need to crunch the numbers, focusing on prediction rather than reporting. Students will learn how to: connect a company's past experience to future expectations; apply correct analytical techniques to problems or decisions; identify and explain deviations from anticipated results; make needed adjustments to financial statements, taking into account current values, off-balance-sheet financing, and unrecognized items; use financial ratios to analyze trends, identify issues, and compare results to the competition and industry; evaluate capital investments using net present value, internal rate of return, profitability index, and other methods; manage current assets including cash, credit and collections, and inventory; build a robust financial forecast; determine a company's optimal capital structure and debt policy; measure the financial impact of a merger or acquisition
Abstract: This course gives students the tools they need to crunch the numbers, focusing on prediction rather than reporting. Students will learn how to: connect a company's past experience to future expectations; apply correct analytical techniques to problems or decisions; identify and explain deviations from anticipated results; make needed adjustments to financial statements, taking into account current values, off-balance-sheet financing, and unrecognized items; use financial ratios to analyze trends, identify issues, and compare results to the competition and industry; evaluate capital investments using net present value, internal rate of return, profitability index, and other methods; manage current assets including cash, credit and collections, and inventory; build a robust financial forecast; determine a company's optimal capital structure and debt policy; measure the financial impact of a merger or acquisition
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Anno:
2015
Edizione:
Sixth edition
Casa editrice:
American Management Association
Lingua:
english
Pagine:
252
ISBN 10:
1523101822
ISBN 13:
9781523101825
Collana:
BusinessPro collection
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PDF, 3.63 MB
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english, 2015
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