Introduction to Financial Analysis Techniques

Financial analysis is the process of using analytical tools to the accounting data of businesses to show their financial status and activity outcomes. The balance sheet and income statements, which are the firm's financial statements, are used in financial analysis. It may be divided into categories based on its range, goal, and connection the analyst has with the company. The fundamental methods of ratio analysis, trend percentage analysis, percentage analysis, and comparison table analysis are applied while analyzing financial accounts. It should be remembered when performing analysis that the fundamental financial statements do not reflect the current situation of the company.

The purpose of this course is to give stock investors, business management, and individuals who must perform company analysis information on how to evaluate financial statements and the ability to do so at a level that satisfies their daily demands. How to arrive at values that reflect a company's true position and how stock investors might use this information to assess will be covered in the program. This training will also be useful for personnel in the finance sector who want to assess a firm's legitimacy and for corporate leaders who want to keep an eye on their businesses.