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Evaluating Financial Performance
Course Information:
| Course Duration: |
4h |
Supplier |
| Main Audience: |
Non-Financial Managers |
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| Other Audiences: |
Managers in Training |
| Credit Cost: * |
10 |
| NQF Alignment: |
No |
| NQF Level (approx) |
4-5 (What is this?) |
Course Details:
Understanding what each element on an income statement or balance sheet means is important but limiting in terms of understanding just how well a company is performing. Especially when it comes to comparing two companies to each other or one’s own company performance year-on-year. How can the company improve? What areas are of concern and need addressing? How well has it made use of its assets, liabilities and equity to produce profit? Can it pay off its debts? Is it being too lenient on its creditors?
These are some of the many questions this course will helps learners answer. It is recommended that they have done the course “The Financial Statements” before attempting this one.
There are 5 modules:- Measuring Up - Analysing a company’s performance over time and comparing it to competitors’ performance
- Liquidity - Assessing a company’s ability to pay its upcoming bills
- Activity - Assessing a company’s efficiency
- Profitability - Assessing a company’s ability to grow
- Solvency - Assessing a company’s management of its debt financing
This course forms part of the PrimeFinance curriculum from Prime Learning
Learning Outcomes :
- Distinguish between trend and competitive evaluation.
- Determine appropriate managerial actions based on the evaluation of primary liquidity ratios
- Determine appropriate managerial actions based on the evaluation of primary activity ratios
- Determine appropriate managerial actions based on the evaluation of primary profitability ratios
- Determine appropriate managerial actions based on the evaluation of primary solvency ratios
* Excludes official 3rd party assessment costs for qualifications
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