The British Academy for Training and Development offers a professional training course in Fundamentals of Corporate Financial Statements. This course aims to explain how financial measures of performance are calculated and used to assess a company's creditworthiness. This course covers the fundamentals of balance sheet analysis, enabling participants to confidently work with financial ratios and financial terminology. This is an introductory course for financial reporting and accounting users with little or no knowledge of corporate financial information. We focus on the numbers behind the risk, not the risk itself. The course is provided by a team of internationally experienced Financial group.

Who should attend? 

• Anyone interested in understanding business analysis and needs a refresher on the basics of financial analysis.
• Financial professionals in the field of credit risk, investment or relationship.
• Management and counterparties from an underwriting perspective who is involved in risk assessment or debtor risk trading.
• Regulators or individuals in the role of regulators who are interested in understanding the underlying credit score required by the organization or department being assessed.
• This program is recommended for those without an accounting or financial analysis background and is suitable for preparing for corporate credit analysis or related courses.

How attendees will benefit? 

After completion of the course, delegates will understand: 

• Learn how a company's operations and financial activities are reflected in its financial statements.
• Understand the components of financial statements.
• Know key data for balance sheet, profit and loss, cash flow and annual financial statements.
• Learn the difference between cash flow and profit.
• Understand how to measure operational, investment, and financial performance using appropriate metrics and cash flow tools.

• How a company’s business and financial activities are reflected in its financial statements.
• Components of an annual financial statement.
• Key data for balance sheet, profit and loss, cash flow, and financial statements.
• Difference between cash flow and profit.
• How to measure operational, investment and financial performance using the right metrics and cash flow tools.