Why Choose this Training Course?
This Oxford SBM Financial Accounting and Reporting training course provides participants with key cost awareness and budgetary skills, which are essential for managing and controlling resources in times of increasing global competition where the budgets are inextricably linked with both the achievement of strategic objectives as well as with evaluation of future and initiatives.
Budgeting lies at the heart of business management, yet businesses often encounter planning and financial difficulties as a result of either inadequate planning, lack of understanding of the business, or errors within the compilation of the budgets. Ineffective management reports heighten the challenge in collating inputs to the budget and use of budgeted information.
In addressing these issues, this training course is relevant for those professionals & analysts facing the difficult challenge of improving performance while reducing costs of those processes for which there are accountable.
This BFinancial Accounting and Reporting training course enables participants to:
- Link budgeting and costing with strategy execution
- Understand the critical factors which have an impact on business processes
- Discuss about modern system of cost analysis for budgeting purposes
- Master the budgeting and financial skills required for better decision-making
- Identify sources of financial and operational data to support the budgeting process
- Explore the best practices required to manage the multiple organizational performances
What are the Goals?
By the end of this Financial Accounting and Reporting training course, you will be able to:
- Link budgeting and costing with strategy execution
- Understand the critical factors which have an impact on business processes
- Discuss about modern system of cost analysis for budgeting purposes
- Master the budgeting and financial skills required for better decision-making
- Explore the best practices required to manage the multiple organizational performances
Who is this Training Course for?
This BFinancial Accounting and Reporting training course is suitable for a wide range of professionals but will especially benefit:
- The staff person who will be responsible for entering data into the budget system or training others how to enter information
- Those who want to gain control of the firm’s financial standing and obtain a firm grasp on the numbers side of their job
- Financial Professional, Professional R&D, Sales/Marketing Professional, General Accounting Professional, Business Unit Professional
- Anyone who wants to refine and advance the budgeting and costing knowledge
How will this Training Course be Presented?
This training course will be conducted along workshop principles with formal lectures, case studies and interactive worked examples. Relevant case studies will be provided to illustrate the application of each tool in an operations environment. Each learning point will be re-enforced with practical exercises.
Organisational Impact
- Cost and budgeting awareness will be enhanced
- Higher chances to design or select a budgetary system that works
- Broadened knowledge of performance management techniques
- Better attitude to link cost and budgeting to strategy and performance measurement
- Deeper understanding of cause and effect relationship for budgeting purposes
- Better awareness of non-financial implications of budgeting and cost management
Personal Impact
- Delegates will understand the budgeting methods most useful to them
- They will understand how to construct a relevant and efficient budget
- They will learn to evaluate the usefulness of costing techniques in accurately calculating and ensuring profitability
- They will reinforce and expand their knowledge by linking budgeting to strategy and performance measurement
- They will broaden their understanding by linking financial and operational issues
Daily Agenda
Day One: Financial Accounting and Reporting – Business Context and Key Principles
- Purpose of financial accounting and reporting
- Key principles in corporate governance
- Building a winning business model
- Key concepts in financial accounting
- Structure of financial accounting systems
- Fundamentals of financial reporting
- Creative accounting, scandals, and fraud
Day Two: The Statement of Financial Position and Income Statement
- The IASB Conceptual Framework
- Statement of Financial Position: purpose structure and presentation
- Tangible and intangible assets
- Financial assets and liabilities
- Inventories
- Statement of Changes in Equity: purpose structure and presentation
- Income Statement: purpose structure and presentation
- Revenue recognition principles
Day Three: The Statement of Cash Flows and Group Reporting
- Statement of Cash Flows: purpose structure and presentation
- Understanding business cash flow drivers
- Equity capital and debt capital
- Leases
- Optimizing working capital
- Cash flow forecasting techniques
- Group Accounts: purpose structure and presentation
Day Four: Analysis and Interpretation of Financial Reports
- Fundamentals of analyzing financial reports
- The shareholder value concept
- Measuring and managing profitability
- Measuring and managing liquidity
- The effect of gearing on risk and shareholder value
- Predicting corporate distress and failure
- Forecasting financial performance and financial position
Day Five: Designing and Presenting Effective Financial Reports
- The limitations of financial reports
- Designing effective internal business reports
- Incorporating Excel graphics in internal reports
- Developing and using business dashboards
- Making effective financial presentations
- Developments in Integrated Reporting (IR)
- Integrated Reports: purpose, structure, and presentation
Certificate
- On successful completion of this training course, a Oxford SBM Certificate will be awarded to the delegates
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