Financial Analysis Courses
Financial Analysis is vital for businesses to achieve organisational growth, maximum return on investment, and is necessary knowledge to prepare accurate financial reports. Training and courses benefit Financial Analysts as they cover financial statement analysis, accounting analysis and financial planning
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LME 3-day Introductory Course (Modular Course)
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From 1,800 GBP
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Multiple (2)
Financial Reporting
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From 544 GBP
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Multiple (2)
Working with Financial Models
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From 795 GBP
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Multiple (2)
Valuing Technology Businesses
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From 2,999 GBP
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Multiple (2)
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Intermediate level
LME 2-day Introductory Course (Modular Course)
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From 1,400 USD
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Multiple (2)
Financial Statement Modelling (Video-based)
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From 395 GBP
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Online courses
Financial Reporting
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From 408 GBP
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Multiple (2)
Financial Modelling for Renewables (Live Online)
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From 1,295 GBP
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Online courses
Financial Statement Modelling (Live Online)
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From 1,295 GBP
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Online courses
Finance for non-finance professionals
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From 299 GBP
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Online courses
Bank Modeling Valuation
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From 2,695 USD
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Online courses
Future Leaders, Graduate, Analyst & Associate Programmes
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Worldwide
International Project Finance
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From 5,875 EUR
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Multiple (2)
Islamic Banking
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From 500 GBP
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Multiple (2)
Methods and Skills for Calculating Economic Indicators
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Multiple (12)
Driving Down Costs
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From 634 GBP
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London
The Role of Financial Accounting in Decision-Making
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From 126 GBP
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Multiple (2)
Finance for Non-Financial Managers (On-site)
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From 795 GBP
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Nationwide
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About Financial Analysis
Within the field of Finance, analysis - and accurate financial analysis is vital for businesses success. The assessment of the viability, stability and profitability of a business, sub-business or project are included in financial analysis to help businesses assess themselves. Financial Analysts use economic indicators in their analysis of an organisation, a company or an association and its activities in society. Economic indicators are additionally used in financial analysis to indicate the efficiency of a business, how satisfied consumers and whether or not the production is time-efficient.
How money is spent and budgeted, as well the ways in which money is interrelated in terms of time, money and risk - are some of the areas covered in financial training courses. Furthermore, financial training courses include areas such as business finance, personal finance and public finance. Training is often targeted for certain markets and associated with the area of focus, e.g. for financial services industries, as well as banks, brokers, and others.
Financial Analysis Training Courses
Financial analysis courses are designed for delegates across a variety of roles including: financial analyst, securities analyst, research analyst, equity analyst, or investment analyst. Financial analysts also benefit from courses that develop skills such as report writing and preparing documents such as financial findings, yearly and statements.
