By the end of this course, you will be able to
Define sales, assets, assets turnover and inventory turnover.
Define credit exposure, how to give scores to financial statements, and how to use all this information to improve the company's performance.
Define operating performance, the meaning of cash flow and what it measures, and how to obtain financial statement projections for the upcoming three to five years.
Course details
- 1 h 23 m/16 lessons
- Last updated: 3/5/2020
- 2 learning resources
- Course completion certificate
Course Content
Course Introduction
Part One Recap 1
Course Introduction
Part One Recap 1
Part One Recap 2
Analyzing Operating Performance Introduction
Sales to Assets
Return on Assets
Return on Equity
Inventory Turnover
Account Receivable Turnover
Accounts Payable Turnover
The Z Factor
Analyzing Operating Performance on Case Study
Analyzing Cash Flow
Analyzing Cash Flow Example
Cash Flow Definition
Wrap-up
About this course
This course explains the basics that any entrepreneur or employee at a start-up should know in order to start and grow the business. In this course, you will learn the main fundamentals of accounting needed to understand capital budgeting and how to deal with different issues. The issues covered include the relationship between accounts and how this relationship should be managed, the relationship between assets and sales, and other aspects of what is referred to as operating performance.
Course requirements and prerequisites
Taking the Finance For Non-Financial Professionals - Part 1 course before taking this course is necessary.
Mentor
Hussein Elgarhy
Entrepreneur and Lecturer
4,033 Learners
3 Courses
