E-learning Cashflow Analysis
Why are cash flows so crucial, and how can you gain deeper insights into them? In this e-learning course, you will explore the various aspects of cash flow analysis, equipping you with the knowledge to perform a comprehensive evaluation. By the end of this course, you will have a thorough understanding of the key components necessary for conducting a detailed and effective cash flow analysis. Dive into the world of cash flows and master the skills needed to make informed financial decisions!
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- all-in tarief
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Training van 2 uur/ 2 hours training
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Online/online
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Basiskennis/basic knowledge
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2 PE punten/ 2 PE credits
- vrij van btw
- all-in tarief
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Training van 2 uur/ 2 hours training
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Online/online
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Basiskennis/basic knowledge
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2 PE punten/ 2 PE credits
All our e-learning modules serve as foundational courses designed for preparation before attending our full training programs. By completing an individual e-learning module, you will acquire the essential knowledge, allowing you to later decide if you wish to delve deeper into the subject by enrolling in the comprehensive training.
Learning Objectives:
- Understand the importance of cash flows.
- Differentiate between expenditures/revenues and costs/income within a company.
- Comprehend the structure of the cash flow statement.
- Grasp the value and impact of various cash flows, including:
- Calculating and analyzing operational cash flows (with insight into working capital changes and their effects on cash flows)
- Calculating and analyzing investment cash flows
- Calculating and analyzing financing cash flows
- Engage in an interesting case study.
The e-learning Cash Flow Analysis is perfect for business advisors, bankers (relationship managers and financing specialists), entrepreneurs, accountants, intermediaries, financial department employees, financial advisors, and anyone looking to gain valuable insights into analyzing a company's cash flow.
After completing the Cash Flow Analysis e-learning, you will be able to:
- Understand the importance of cash flows and distinguish between various financial concepts within a company.
- Structure a cash flow statement.
- Analyze the value and impact of different types of cash flows, including:
- Operational activities
- Investment activities
- Financing activities
- Apply your knowledge to a case study, enhancing your practical understanding of working capital changes and their effects on cash flow.
Upon finishing the course, you will receive a certificate of participation and be prepared to further deepen your expertise in cash flow analysis.
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Frequently asked questions
You will receive an e-learning in the online learning platform. After the e-learning you can decide to to the full course too.
After your training, you will receive a certificate of participation. You can use this at your trade association for PE Points. Read more about PE points for your education or training here.
FOI is part of the Lindenhaeghe Group. For you, this means that you may come across both names. The training courses are provided by FOI, which is why you will come across the name FOI, for example, in the study material and during classroom training. You may come across the name Lindenhaeghe in supporting communication, for example as the sender of some e-mails and in our terms and conditions.
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