Determine which goods and services can be categorised as capital and which will be expense items

• Gain a comprehensive understanding of the importance of corporate governance, regulation and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and sustainability in relation to economic performance and value creation

• Evaluate and select financial risk management options

• Learn a range of forecasting methods

• Apply contribution analysis and marginal costing to evaluate a range of decisionmaking situations

• Know and examine the uses of the different types of expenditure

• Assess and choose sources of finance to assess funds for capital acquisitions and projects

• Recognize the nature and importance of investment decision-making for home and international markets

• Assess the impact of external factors upon the decision-making process and how these might be factored into the modelling and ultimate business case

• Enumerate and identify the different types of risk and their impact on: Suppliers, Own organisation, Customers

• Conduct financial appraisal and risk analysis of suppliers, your own organisation, and customers, using a range of financial performance ratios

 

Training Course Methodology

The course uses a mix of interactive techniques, such as brief presentations by the consultant, case studies, live demonstration of sampling methodologies and group exercises to apply the knowledge acquired throughout the course.