Introduction to Business Risk

Course

In Sandbach

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Description

  • Type

    Workshop

  • Location

    Sandbach

  • Duration

    2 Days

A vitally important workshop for those who are new to risk assessment and need to be involved in the setting of credit limits. The course also serves as a useful refresher for those specialists who need to brush up their financial awareness skills. Suitable for: Intended for credit control staff and specialists. Basic financial awareness ideal but not essential.

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Location

Start date

Sandbach (Cheshire)
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Po Box 64, CW11 1QA

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Subjects

  • Risk

Course programme

CONTENTS

1st Day - Introduction and Objectives

    • Candidates to give their current level of financial experience and knowledge.
    • Objectives of the day explored and explained.

Part One - The Balance Sheet

    • What is a Balance Sheet - destroying the myths.
    • How and why does it balance?
    • Introduction to the concept of Assets and Liabilities.
Understanding Assets
    • Current - Fixed - Intangible - Others.

Understanding Liabilities

    • Current and Long Term.

Exercise 1 - constructing a Balance Sheet for YOUR fictional business.

Video - The Balance Sheet Barrier.

Part Two - The Profit and Loss Statement

    • What does the statement tell us? What is its purpose?
    • An understanding and analysis of the various margins.

Exercise 2 - constructing a Profit and Loss Statement again for your business.

Video - About Working Capital.

Exercise 3 - To analyse briefly our fictional business (The financial statements give up their fundamental secrets!)

2nd Day - Ratio Analysis and Risk Assessment

Part Three - Ratio Analysis

    • What are the financial ratios?
    • What do they tell us?
    • Why use financial ratios?
    • How do we use them?

Part Four - Case Study Exercise

    • Review of case study company - 'LUCAS' (5 separate years from inception to liquidation)

Exercise 4 - Ratios and Case Study Analysis.

Part Five - Trends

Exploring and recognising trends and their use in predicting -
a) future growth (potential success) or
b) declining results (potential failure)

Exercise 5 - Trends Analysis.

Introduction to Business Risk

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