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Finance Fundamentals
Presenting Financial Information
This course aims to set-out a clear path for reporting financial information.
Last updated
5/2024
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Level1h 25m
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Overview
Poor reports breed poor decisions, and many organisation’s monthly management reports are not well suited to their purpose. There may be too many reports – often with conflicting information; or reports may be too detailed or too complex to understand.
Poor reporting arises from a lack of clarity of their purpose; too many performance indicators with no clear vision; and poor understanding of what the reports and the KPIs behind them actually mean.
This course aims to set-out a clear path for reporting financial information. It cannot solve all the problems of management, but it can help learners understand the principles and structure you need to put in place to ensure that your reports are aligned with the organisation’s vision and do drive decisions which support the vision.
The focus of the course is financial information since this is the hardest to present clearly and understandably, and we cover principles of effective reports; the hierarchy of performance indicators linked to strategic goals; guidelines for designing reports; and three methods for presenting performance data.
What you'll learn
Requirements
There are no pre-course requirements.
Course Content
1 Section 16 Lectures 1h 25m total length
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