Overview
This course is tailored for individuals with a foundational knowledge of financial statements, looking to gain advanced analytical and interpretive skills for practical and strategic use.
Objectives
- To deepen understanding of complex financial statements and advanced reporting techniques.
- To enhance the ability to analyse and interpret financial disclosures for decision-making and regulatory compliance.
- To equip participants with skills to evaluate financial health, risks, and opportunities across different industries.
- To develop proficiency in using financial statement analysis for strategic planning and stakeholder communication
Learning outcomes
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Analyse intricate components of financial statements, including footnotes and off-balance-sheet items.
- Evaluate the quality of financial disclosures and their implications for transparency and compliance.
- Interpret key financial metrics to assess organizational performance and risk exposure.
- Apply advanced analytical tools and techniques to make strategic business decisions.
- Communicate financial insights effectively to stakeholders using a comprehensive understanding of disclosures.
Syllabus
- Session 1 Financial statements disclosure and analysis of cash flows
- Session 2 Analysis and interpretation of non-current assets and non-current liabilities
- Session 3 Advanced analytical techniques
Target Audience
- Finance professionals - Accountants, analysts, and auditors seeking to enhance their expertise in financial analysis and reporting.
- Corporate leaders and executives: Individuals responsible for strategic decisions based on financial performance.
- Investment and portfolio managers as well as other professionals requiring deep insights into financial disclosures for investment decisions.
- Entrepreneurs and business owners needing to understand advanced financial reporting for effective business management.
Duration: 2 days
Time: 09h00 – 16h00
Price: R11, 500
Date: 15 -16 July 2025
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