During economic downturns, one of the reasons why businesses go under is because they run out of cash. Therefore, it is important to know where your cash is generated from as well as understand your cash position. This strategy will ensure that organisations not only remain intact but also profitable during tought times.
With an in-depth understanding of cash flow statements, managers and executives will be able to analyse the profitability of the organisation from the point of view of its operating dynamics rather than the value of its assets.
This workshop will enable non finance professionals to walk away with a sound knowledge of how to analyse financial statements, understand the framework for making business financing decisions and efficient working capital management.
date
5 Aug, 2010
time
9:00 am - 5:00 pm
venue
Stamford Road, Near Dhoby Ghaut MRT
Fee
$390.00 (Register on or before 15
July 2010), $430.00 (Registration
after 15 July 2010)
Complimentary: No SDF-funded: No
target audience
HR managers, General/Admin managers, Professional Administrators or anyone who do not have prior accounting background or experience, but need to be equipped with basic accounting knoweldge and apply accounting related techniques when making business deci
Max number of participants
25
Registration Status
Open for Registration
organizing company
Effective Outsource Networks
contact details
Effective Outsource
Networks Tel :
62204008 Fax :
62341876 Web :
www.eontraining.com.sg Email
:enquiry@eontraining.com.sg
event description
Objectives After this one-day workshop, you will be able to: - apply the techniques to develop cash flow statements - prepare cash flow budgets - interpret the performance of an organisation through analysing the cash flow statements - appreciate the importance of effective cash flow management
Outline Introduction to Financial Statements The link between the three financial statements for: - balance sheet - profit and loss account - cash flow statement
Myth of "Profit: - I made profit, but where is the cash? - Definition of profits - Subjective judgements influencing the profit figures - provision and accurals - Reconciling between the profits and cash flow figures
Preparing Cash Flow Statement - Cash flow from operating activities - direct method versus indirect method - Cash flow from investing activities - Cash flow from financing activities
Cash Flow Budgeting - Planning and developing an annual budget - Forecasting and projection of future activities - operating, investing and financing - Preparing operating activity budgets - Preparing cash flow budget
Cash Flow Statement Analysis - Do the numbers make sense? - Using the published financial statements of listed companies, to interpret the financial and operating performance in terms of: - Liquidity - Solvency - Profitability - Financing - Investing
Cash Flow Strategies for your Business - Risk consideration in cash flow management - Factors to be considered when designing an effective cash flow system