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Financial Analysis for Business Decisions: Cash Flow Management
Investigate key areas of cash flow management, ranging from short-term borrowing to cash conversion cycles.
Online
4 Weeks
Quick facts
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Collaborators
Tableau Software,
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Medium of instructions
English
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Mode of learning
Self study
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Mode of Delivery
Video and Text Based
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Learning efforts
4 Hours Per Week
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Course overview
In this contemporary analytics-driven era, financial analysis plays a critical part in data-driven decision-making. This Financial Analysis for Business Decisions: Cash Flow Management online course teaches how to apply financial analysis to various elements of cash flow management.
Candidates will gain the financial and accounting skills in this course that will enable them to manage cash flow management with a data-driven strategy. The course will enable candidates to lead decision-making based on data in their own or clients' organizations about incomings and outgoings. This Financial Analysis for Business Decisions: Cash Flow Management training will take students through the fundamentals of cash flow management. It included working capital calculations, stock and bond values, and cash conversion cycles.
The Financial Analysis for Business Decisions: Cash Flow Management syllabus covers how to make smart and data-driven business decisions in the areas of cash flow management by using various financial analysis tools and techniques. The course will help candidates to gain the confidence to address the areas of cash management.
The highlights
- Completion certificate
- In collaboration with Tableau
- 4 weeks duration
- Self-paced learning
- Online learning
- 4 hours per week
- Video lectures
- Endorsed by Coventry University
- Course provider FutureLearn
Program offerings
- Assessments
- Activities
- Practical activities
- Experttracks
- Social learning
- Recorded lectures
- Bookmarking
- Short-form articles
- Case studies
Course and certificate fees
Fee Structure of the Financial Analysis for Business Decisions: Cash Flow Management Course
Course | Fee Details |
Financial Analysis for Business Decisions: Cash Flow Management Certification Course | Candidates who are willing to take admission to the Financial Analysis for Business Decisions: Cash Flow Management online course will get a seven-day free trial of the FutureLearn portal. At the end of the free trial, candidates must take the monthly subscription of the portal which will cost ₹900/month. This amount has to be paid through online mode only. |
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Eligibility criteria
Certification Qualifying Details
To qualify for the Financial Analysis for Business Decisions: Cash Flow Management certification, candidates must complete the course, including all exercises, examinations, practical assignments, and other class activities. Candidates who finish the program successfully will be granted a completion certificate as proof of learning.
What you will learn
After completing the Financial Analysis for Business Decisions: Cash Flow Management online training from FutureLearn, candidates will learn how to raise cash and how to raise short-term funding to address an organization's pressing requirements. Because such demands might arise suddenly or in response to external events, candidates will learn to secure short-term finance which is critical for an organisation.
Who it is for
- Individuals who wish to support financial decision making based on data.
- Financial professionals such as Financial Planners, financial analysts, and financial advisors hoping to progress their careers or improve their communication abilities.
- A Manager aiming to enhance critical finance skills will benefit from the course.
Admission details
To get admission to the Financial Analysis for Business Decisions: Cash Flow Management course by FutureLearn, follow the steps mentioned below:
Step 1. Follow the given URL to visit the official course page of FutureLearn (https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/financial-analysis-for-business-decisions-cash-flow-management)
Step 2. Click on the ‘Start your free 7-day trial’ button to start the registration
Step 3. Sign up on the FutureLearn portal by providing personal details such as Name, Age, Email
Step 4. Fill in the payment information, billing address and click the ‘Subscribe’ button to begin the course
Step 5. To continue after the 7-day trial period, pay a monthly fee.
The syllabus
Week 1: Introduction to the course and working capital analysis
Week 2: Accounts payable and short-term financing
- Introduction
- Inventories
- Accounts payable (AP)
- Sources of short-term financing
- Wrap-up
Week 3: Long-term financing
- Introduction
- Bonds
- Wrap-up
Week 4: Capital markets
- Introduction
- Stocks
- Investments and special topics
- Course wrap-up
How it helps
Candidates pursuing the Financial Analysis for Business Decisions: Cash Flow Management certification force will be benefited in the following ways:
- Learn to calculate cash conversion cycle, working capital, stock, and bond valuations.
- Describe the finest practices in AR, AP and inventory policies.
- Describe how a company can meet its short-term funding needs.
- Distinguish between how debt and equity are used to fundraise and how they are used for investment.
Instructors
Ms Alysha Randall
Chief Finanacial Officer
Freelancer
FAQs
Financial analysis is the process of evaluating the effectiveness and appropriateness of firms, budgets, projects, and other financial activities.
The main purpose of financial analysis is to make decisions according to the funds and allocations.
There are various types of financial analysis, some of them are Horizontal, vertical, liquidity, cash flow, profitability, leverage, efficiency, etc.
The various techniques of financial analysis are:
- Average Analysis
- Trend Ratios or Trend Analysis
- Fund Flow Analysis
- Ratio Analysis
- Cash Flow Analysis
Analysing the context and goal is the first step in an analysis of financial statements.