
Financial Analysis and Financial Management Course. Horizontal, vertical, and directional structural analysis of financial statements and their uses. Liquidity Analysis Solvency Analysis Profitability Analysis The three degrees of leverage using two methods. Activity Ratios Analysis Determining optimal profitability, liquidity, indebtedness, and solvency. Analyzing and calculating the operating cycle and cash cycle, managing credit granted and earned, managing technical insolvency, and determining optimal values for inventory, accounts receivable, accounts payable, and cash. Managing working capital elements, managing real insolvency, determining financial balance, determining invested capital, matching the terms of financing sources with investments, and determining the most appropriate size of current assets and liabilities. Evaluating financial performance. Use breakeven analysis to build comprehensive planning budgets and manage the company's controlling constraints. Use breakeven analysis to price products based on cost changes using four pricing strategies. Build a comprehensive financial plan. Measure and predict financial failure using bankruptcy models and bankruptcy, and analyze and address the causes of financial failure. Detect financial statement manipulation using the Beneish M-score. Create an investment portfolio, determine the optimal weighting of stock mixes, and assess return and risk. Company valuation course. Valuing companies using free and discounted cash flow (DCF). Determine the growth rate. Calculate the cost of capital (WACC) and evaluate the return on investment. Calculate a company's financial leverage, its ability to leverage debt to generate profitability, and the impact of financial leverage on profitability. Use classical methods (Payback Period - ARR) and time-based methods (NPV - IRR) to evaluate investment feasibility.