From: Financial Analyst (analyst@comfitrain.com)
Date: Thu Nov 13 2008 - 17:35:08 ARST
FRANCAIS
Analysis of financial statements
and business assessment
OBJECTIVE
The objective of this course is to help all participants understand the
importance of financial statements, their components, their meaning and
their usefulness. Through ratio calculations, the participants will learn
to evaluate the financial health of various functions and departments
within their businesses.
TARGET AUDIENCE
V.P. of Finance, Shareholders, Cost-Centre Managers, Members of the
Board, Production Supervisors, Controllers and Accountants
To sign up or for further information, please contact us at
1.877.726.2238
Our web site
OVERVIEW
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Initiate participants to the fundamental concepts upon which rest
the application of the accounting principles that are followed by
businesses in the preparation of their financial statements;
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Pass on basic knowledge about reporting standards for financial
statements;
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Teach participants how to use accounting information within the
framework of analyzing financial statements;
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Initiate participants to management accounting tools such as
budgets, cost-volume-profit analysis reports and operating reports;
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Develop a critical frame of mind with regard to financial statements
by addressing ethical notions
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concerning the manipulation of results;
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Propose a collection of concepts, methods and instruments which
allow participants to form a relative appreciation of the business'
position, when judging performance, the quality of results, and
vis-a-vis the risks that could affect its position;
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Introduction of various elements of financial statements (balance
sheet, statement of income, statement
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of retained earnings, cash-flow);
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Description of the elements constituting each item within the
financial statement and the regulations concerning the evaluation and
presentation of such financial statements;
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The objectives and analytical methods used in financial statements,
both in their qualitative and quantitative aspects. (Here, we begin
the interpretation per se of the financial statements and of the
notes which accompany them, as well as of the annual report and other
sources of information available in the data bases);
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The role of the cash-flow statement and its interpretation;
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The study of financial statements, demonstrating the
inter-relationships between the items in financial statements, the
use of ratios and the questions that they raise;
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The behavior of costs and cost-volume-profit analysis;
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The budgeting process;
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Cash management (cash-flow budget);
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Operating reports;
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WHERE AND WHEN
TOTONTO AREA
December 10-11-12, 2008 or February 24-25-26, 2009
Crowne Plaza Hotel, 33 Carlson Court, Toronto
CALGARY AREA
December 16-17-18, 2008 or February 17-18-19, 2009
Executive Royal Inn, 2828 23rd Avenue NE, Calgary
VANCOUVER
December 2-3-4, 2008
Executive Hotel, 7311, Westminster Highway, Richmond, BC
MONTREAL AREA (French sessions)
January 20-21-22, 2009
Hotel Sheraton, 2440 Autoroute des Laurentides, Laval, Qc
QUEBEC AREA (French sessions)
January 14-15-16, 2009
Hotel des Gouverneurs, 3030 boul. Laurier, Ste-Foy, Qc
P.S. Number of places limited to 15 persons per session
To sign up or for further information, please contact us at
1.877.726.2238
Expert in Business Management and Advanced Technologies.
707 du Village, Morin-Heights, QC, J0R 1H0
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