Principles and the processes of strategic financial planning for any organization, large or small.
The crux of financial analysis lies with its purpose. It may be the company's focus on short-term liquidity or its long-term planning. Financial statements provide a picture of the company's financial condition.
Forecasting involves analyzing these statements to project calculated scenarios and probabilities...
Definitively, financial planning and control (financial management) analyzes the firm's financial mission and goals, to achieve various milestones and planned goals.
The field of finance is intertwined with economics, accounting, and the human element responsible for accurate analysis, forecasting, and practical quantitative applications.
economic activity information,
data, and statistics
data, analysis, and formulas
(accounting)
methods to meet short-term and
long-term corporate goals
Financial planning is managing your finances over time in such a way that you can meet your business needs. Strategic planning is the process of determining the direction your company will take, the goals you have for the business and how to achieve what you want. Both types of planning involve defining objectives, gathering and analyzing data, implementing the plan and monitoring the results.
The goal of the courses is to provide comprehensive information on financial analysis in areas of planning and control suited to anyone on any level desiring this information for either professional or personal use.
Objectively courses qualitatively and quantitatively define, review, and illustrate the principles of corporate finance, including: profit/loss, asset and cash management, operational budgets, cost analysis, profitability, leverage, and decision and risk.
Various industry approaches, cases, means and methods will be presented.