Cash Flow Forecasting and Analysis Training Course

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ID:
5869
Duration: 
16 hours
Tags: Budgeting, Financial Accounting

Overview

By the end of this course you should be able to:

Explain the differences between cash and profit

Prepare a cash flow forecast

Understand the concept and implications of liquidity

Use ratio analysis to understand an organisation’s cash flow dynamics

Understand the difference between budgets and forecasts

Prepare break-even analyses for business plans

Work confidently with colleagues in a financial environment.

Requirements

This course allows delegates to gain an insight into cash and liquidity management and provides an understanding of the importance of producing and analysing cash flow forecasts.

Following Courses

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Training Course Outline

Introduction to Financial Reporting

History and background

Why is cash flow analysis important?

Fundamental principles and concepts

Key financial statements

Accounting conventions

The importance of liquidity

Accounting conventions

Difference between cash and profit

Key Financial Statements

The Income statement (Profit and Loss Account)

Balance sheet

Cash flow statement

Working Capital Management and Liquidity

What it is and why it is important?

Key issues

Distinction between profit and cash flow

Operational and non-operational liquidity

Cash flow forecasting

Internal and external sources of finance

Capital expenditure

Break-Even Analysis

Break-even analysis

Gross margin and contribution analysis

Break-even analysis and the margin of safety

Budgeting and Forecasting

The role of budgets and forecasts in planning and control

Types of budgets

Budget preparation

Cash Flow Ratios

The use and relevance of ratios

Capital structure

Ratio analysis

 

Training Course Dates

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