Course Financial statement analysis

About the course

For large corporations, thorough financial analysis is essential for sound decision-making. The Course Financial Statement Analysis equips you to evaluate balance sheet items, cash flows, equity, and liquidity, and to link a company’s business model to revenue and KPIs. You’ll learn to interpret both standalone and consolidated financial statements, understand commercial vs. tax reporting, and analyze risks and intercompany transactions within complex structures.

The course combines theory with real-world case studies, ensuring immediate applicability. To prepare, you will complete the E-learning Financial Statement Analysis, available for twelve months to support your learning journey.

Who is this course for?

This course is designed for business advisors, bankers, entrepreneurs, accountants, intermediaries, financial department staff, and financial advisors. Whether you are experienced or eager to expand your knowledge, it helps you master financial statement analysis and strengthen your expertise.

What will you learn during the course?

During the Course Financial Statement Analysis, you will:

• Analyze and connect the balance sheet and profit and loss statement to assess financial health.

• Calculate and interpret key ratios, including solvency, interest coverage, and debt service.

• Forecast performance using historical data and evaluate liquidity through cashflow statements and forecasts.

• Provide expert opinions for lending, revision, or investment decisions.

• Understand the impact of revaluation and deferred tax provisions on net income.

• Evaluate fixed assets, economic age, and the implications of rent versus ownership.