Finance for Non Financial Managers
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London - 13-14 Sep 2010, 12-13 Oct 2010, 8-9 Nov 2010, 10-11 Jan 2011, 11-12 Apr 2011, 18-19 May 2011 |
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| Birmingham, London | £999 + VAT |
In brief:
Straight forward and no-nonsense, this course enables you to get straight to the heart of financial issues, demystifies financial information and gives you confidence and control when making financial decisions. This two-day overview course has won praise for the straightforward way in which it untangles the web of mystery that surrounds finance in the eyes of many non-financial managers. By so doing it enables them to interact more productively with their finance-based colleagues and exert greater influence on decision making in their organisation.
This event is CPD accredited.
Designed for:
Managers who want to gain a clear understanding of the fundamentals of business finance and the financial implications of decisions which they make
Training highlights:
- Identify the main sources of financial information
- Understand and interpret key financial information
- Understand the differences between cash flow, revenue and capital
- Optimise your use of working capital
- Analyse variances in budgets and take remedial action
- Prepare break-even analyses for business plans, new projects and boardroom presentations
- Distinguish between short-term and long-term financial decisions
- Perform confidently in a financial environment
The Programme
The Nature and Purpose of Accounting
- A simple model of an organisation’s accounting framework
- Why do accountants have so much influence in business?
- Who uses the accounts and what do they use them for?
- What are the rules that accountants follow?
- Where can I find out about my organisation’s/my competitors’ financial position
Profit and Loss and Balance Sheets
- Their structure
- Their terminolgy
- What they tell us
- Why they need to be reviewed together
- Using financial information as a management tool
Managing Finance
- Understanding working capital : What it is? How can we monitor it?
- Why too much working capital is bad for you and too little may be disastrous
- Optimising working capital for your organisation
- The distinction between profit and cash flow
- Why discrepancies between them occur
- Undertaking a cash flow forecast (case study)
- Considering sources of funding
Understanding Budgets
- Putting together a robust budget
- Assessing variances and flexing the budget
- Apportioning overheads
- The effects of depreciation
- Differentiating between capital and revenue expenditure
- Choosing between alternative capital projects when money is restricted
- Working out and presenting the break even point
Personal Development
- Formulating an action plan
Venue details
Venue details will be confirmed shortly.
For further information on the training facilities we use, please call us on +44 (0)20 8371 7010
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If you have 4 or more people who would benefit from this training, why not consider running it in-house?
- Tailored content
- Significant cost savings
- Choice of time and location
- Flexible delivery options
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+44 (0)20 8371 7011
or send us an outline of your requirements.
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