E-learning Financial Statement Analysis
In this e-learning course, you will delve into the intricacies of analyzing balance sheets—also known as financial statements—in an engaging and interactive way. Through a blend of theory, practical questions, and informative videos, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of the key components and how to effectively analyze them.
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Training van 2 uur/A training of 2 hours
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Online/Online
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Basiskennis/Basic knowledge
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2 pe punten/2 PE credits
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Training van 2 uur/A training of 2 hours
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Online/Online
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Basiskennis/Basic knowledge
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2 pe punten/2 PE credits
Understanding the annual financial statement: consolidation, balance sheet items, EBITDA, and key ratios.
In this e-learning course, you will gain comprehensive knowledge of the components involved in analyzing financial statements. Topics include:
- Legislation and regulations regarding financial statements
- Use of key figures and ratios
- The concept of consolidation, illustrated with a practical example.
Through an engaging mix of theory, questions, and videos, you will learn how to effectively analyze balance sheets and gain a deeper understanding of financial statements.
Learning Objectives:
- Interpret and analyze key components of the balance sheet, including consolidation, balance sheet items, EBITDA, and key financial ratios.
- Comprehend and apply relevant legislation and regulations pertaining to financial statements.
- Effectively utilize key figures and ratios to evaluate a company's financial health and performance.
- Understand the concept of consolidation and demonstrate this knowledge through a practical example.
The e-learning Financial Statement Analysis is designed for business advisors, bankers (relationship managers and financing specialists), entrepreneurs, accountants, intermediaries, financial advisors, financial department employees, and anyone interested in mastering the analysis of financial statements.
After completing this e-learning course, you will be able to:
- Critically analyze and interpret balance sheet components, including understanding consolidation processes and scrutinizing EBITDA and key financial ratios.
- Adhere to and apply the latest legislation and regulations concerning financial statements.
- Utilize key figures and ratios to accurately assess a company's financial standing.
- Explain the concept of consolidation and apply this knowledge to real-world financial scenarios.
After completing this e-learning module, you can participate in the 'How to Analyze a Financial Statement?' training.
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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 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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