Introduction of the course Being Financially Right
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Introduction of the course Being Financially Right
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Most important financial statements
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Learn what to look for in financial statement
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Common-Sizing and Indexing
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Learn to evaluate trends so that we can understand what the statements are telling us.
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Standalone or Consolidated Fin Statements
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With complex organizations having diversified portfolio - the statements get more complex. Learn how to tackle this complexity.
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The single most important ratio to track
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Try to work on
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What is Financial Risk
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Learn about when to borrow and when not to borrow.
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When is the short term borrowing prudent?
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Learn about pitfalls in borrowing
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Key points to keep in mind when negotiating long-term loans
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Learn some basic principles to manage your finances
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What do bankers look for while evaluating loan applicants finantials?
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Learn about loans from lenders’ point of view
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Right level of working capital
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Capital investments need an approach towards investment – learn about techniques that would be used to evaluate capital investment decisions.
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Major capital investment decision?
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taking major capital investment decision
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Receivables and cash discounts.
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Poor receivables management impacts working capital and can in run ruin the organization. Learn to control the same.
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Revenue recognition
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For long term projects, revenue recognition could help you get the true picture but often it would distort the picture too. Learn why.
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Process Costing
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Learn some concepts in costing
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Budgets and targets to track performance and make course corrections?
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Operations control is not just about “not spending” it is more about tracking and controlling performance financially. Learn more about budgeting and control.
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Make-or-Buy decisions
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Learn when outsource? And When you should not outsource?
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Accept or Reject a Special Order
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Do I give special discounts? Do I offer special incentives?
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Sell or Process Further
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When should I hit the market?
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Buy New or Repair
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When do I throw the machine that is breaking down often?
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What is a share really worth
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If I am looking at share price – what is it telling me?
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Risk factors in IPO
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How believable are the “risk factors”
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