Every manager needs to understand finance if they are to play an active role in helping their organization achieve its objectives. However, not every manager needs the same level of skill and understanding as specialist financial managers. A good knowledge of the key concepts of prudent financial management as modern financial accounting should equip all managers with the knowledge they require. This Finance for Non-Financial Managers course is designed to expose to the participants various techniques available to assist management to arrive at optimal financial decisions within a firm, including those of investment and working capital, financing and capital structure as well as dividend distribution.

 

Participants will learn how to analyze the financial strengths and weaknesses of a firm and decide on its short-term future financing and investment needs. They also learn how to analyze long-term investment projects, how to figure out long-term capital financing needs as well as the overall cost of capital and design a suitable capital structure for a firm.

Finance Non-Financial Managers Course:

Introduction to Financial Management

  • Accounting vs. Finance
  • Relations with Economics
  • Financial markets and Institutions

Financial Statements, Analysis and Ratios

  • Major financial statements and accounting premises
  • Comprehensive financial analysis focusing
  • Different types of ratios and their various uses as well as limitations

Financial Planning

  • Forecasting and Budgeting
  • Cash Budget
  • Pro-forma Financial Statements

Long-term Financing Decisions and Capital Structure

  • Nature of the LT financing decision
  • Different sources of LT funds and respective costs
  • The overall weighted cost of capital “WACC”

Long-Term Investment Decisions (Capital Budgeting)

  • Cash flows
  • Determination of relevant cash flows in LT investments
  • Capital budgeting techniques for different investment settings
  • Discounted cash flow measures (PBP, NPV, IRR and PI)

The course is focused on financial/investment decisions, and how the business firm is vitally affected by alternative financial strategies and plans, with enhancing corporate value being the overriding objective. Essentially, all issues are looked at within the context of a dynamic financial/business environment, spelling out the full intricacies of the decision-making process in the area of Finance.

 

Upon the completion of this course, the participant will be able to:
  • Know the finance environment
  • Differentiate between the different financial statements
  • Analyze the financial statements
  • Appraising projects and using capital budgeting techniques effectively

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Non-Financial Directors and Managers from Operation, Production, Marketing and HR Departments

2 weeks

Twice a week: Evening sessions @ 6 PM

Once a week: Full day sessions on Saturdays @ 10 AM

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