Reporting Investments, Pensions, and Financial Statement Analysis
Explore accounting for stock options, pension accounting, and financial statement analysis with this course by edX.
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| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
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| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
New York Institute of Finance (NYIF) delivers the Reporting Investments, Pensions, and Financial Statement Analysis certification course. The introductory study is self-paced and belongs to the economics and finance domain. The training broadly covers accounting for investments, pension accounting, financial statement analysis, and accounting for stock options.
The four-week-long Reporting Investments, Pensions, and Financial Statement Analysis course initially builds an understanding of corporate investments and short and long-term investments. It also trains you in preparing consolidated financial statements. Next, it covers pension accounting while elucidating accounting for stock options, cost components of a pension plan, several pension plan types, and plan assets.
Moreover, the Reporting Investments, Pensions, and Financial Statement Analysis syllabus focuses on financial statement analysis, including concepts like performance analysis, financial information, financial ratios, and corporate performance evaluation. The certification programme requires you to have basic MS Excel skills and elementary-level mathematics knowledge. Enrolling in any of the two tracks offered by Edx will help the candidates to complete the programme. One is the audit track which only gives a limited period for enrolment whereas the other track is called the verified track and it offers an unlimited time for finishing off the course.
The Highlights
- Introductory level course in English
- Four-week training
- Expert teacher from NYIF
- Course type: Self-paced
- Video transcripts in English
- Programme in Economics and Finance domain
Programme Offerings
- Introductory level course in English
- Four-week Training
- Expert teacher from NYIF
- Self-paced programme
- Video transcripts in English
Courses and Certificate Fees
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Eligibility Criteria
For the Reporting Investments, Pensions, and Financial Statement Analysis training, you must know elementary mathematics and basic MS Excel skills.
What you will learn
Once you complete the edX’s Reporting Investments, Pensions, and Financial Statement Analysis certification course, you will master the following:
- Accounting for investments
- Pension accounting
- Financial statement analysis
- Accounting for stock options
- Consolidated financial statements
- Corporate investments
- Pension accounting
- Pension plan types
- Corporate performance evaluation
- Financial information
- Financial ratios
- Performance analysis
Admission Details
Step 1: Access the Reporting Investments, Pensions, and Financial Statement Analysis online course page.
Step 2: Look through the curriculum, fees, and additional enrolment information. Now, select any available session and click on ‘Enroll Now’ (it is a red-colored option).
Step 3: If you are an edX user, log in with your existing credentials. If you are not an edX user, build a new profile with your official/personal email ID or any other social credentials.
Step 4: After starting your account or logging in, you will be registered.
Application Details
For joining edX’s Reporting Investments, Pensions, and Financial Statement Analysis certification course, you need to open an edX account. For this, give your name, country of residence, and email ID. Create a unique username and password to log into your future edX sessions. Moreover, you can also sign in with the Apple/Microsoft/Google/Facebook account credentials.
The Syllabus
Instructors
New York Institute of Finance, New York Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
New York Institute of Finance (NYIF) provides the course. The globally renowned institute situated in the heart of Wall Street delivers various training programmes in financial services and related industries.
Jack Farmer mentors the Reporting Investments, Pensions, and Financial Statement Analysis online course. He is also an instructor at the NYIF. Explore his educational work and achievements on the official website.
Yes. You must be familiar with elementary-level mathematics and should possess basic MS Excel skills.
The course certificate is digitally shareable. Simply add it to your resume, job application, CV, or flaunt it on your job profiles like LinkedIn and more.
It is a self-paced training which runs for four weeks.