FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS

The course contributes to the learning objectives of the Bachelor degree, which provides a learning in both the business and quantitative context, by preparing students able to interpret and analyse financial statements.

1 KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING
The students of the Bachelor degree have to know and understand the main critical areas when managing multinational firms. At the end of this teaching course, the students will be able:
- to analyze and compare financial statements of multinational firms;
- to interpret the differences of their financial performance.

2 ABILITY TO APPLY KNOWLEDGE AND UNDERSTANDING
The students of the Bachelor degree have to apply their knowledge in real contexts trough the analysis accounting data and to examine the managerial problems of multinational firms. At the end of this teaching course, the students will be able:
- to compare the financial statements of multinational firms with the application of financial statements analysis tools;
- to give an evaluation on their financial performance.

Course of PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT AND INTERNATIONAL ACCOUNTING 1 & 2

Introduction to financial statement analysis
Financial reporting and analysis
Cash flow analysis
Profitability analysis
Prospective analysis
Credit analysis

Subramanyam K.R. (2014), Financial statement analysis, 11/e, McGrawHill (Chapters 1; 2; 7; 8; 9; 10)

Written exam based on 4 exercises. Time: 90 minutes.

Lectures comprise both theoretical issues and exercises.

English

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