Measuring & Analysing Financial KPIs From Business Perspective *small group learning!*
SBI240408
Overview
Most people would often say and agree with this statement, "Numbers Don't Lie".
Financial KPIs (Key Performance Indicators) are measurable values that indicate how well a business is performing pertaining to generating revenue, profits and values. Monitoring KPIs shows a business is on its way achieving its short-term and long-term business goals.
Key Performance Indicators (a.k.a KPIs), help determine the condition and sustainability of the current business model of an organisation.
Carrying out regular review of KPIs help companies to:
- Identify the strengths and weakness of their business organisations
- Spot potential problems before they turn serious
- Determine which aspects of the business are underperforming
- Increase the firm’s competitive advantage in its market segments
All KPIs have a common goal: To keep businesses well-tuned and ready for financial success. So the key questions remain : What's behind those numbers you see ? Do they spell Growth or Danger ?
Event Detail
During this 1-day session, participants will be guided on the following in accounting practice :
- Profitability KPIs
- Return on Investments and Profit Margins
- Operations Efficiency (Non-financial) KPIs
- Productivity KPIs, Activity KPIs
- Cash Flow KPIs
- Burn rate, sustainability and free cash flows, cash flow ROI
- Asset management KPIs
- Total asset KPIs, Working capital (account receivables, inventory and accounts payable) KPIs
- Liquidity KPIs
- Current ratio, quick ratio, cash flow current ratio
- Debt management KPIs
- Gearing ratio, Debt-equity ratio, Times interest earned ratio
- Business Valuation KPIs
- Earnings per share, PE ratio, Dividend payout, Dividend yield
- PB ratio, Economic Value Added, Enterprise Value
Note : Participants are expected to perform calculations using their calculators during this workshop
Programme/Agenda
At the end of the workshop, participants would be able to :
- delve beneath the surface into various aspects of financial management by examining topics such as financing the business, risks and returns, investment appraisals and valuation
WHY SHOULD I ATTEND
"What I like best are the guided examples and exercises." ----- William Toh, Director
"Trainer is jovial and humorous. Relatable examples." ----- Ong Shu Hwai, Managing Director
This workshop is for managers and executives who do not work in accounting and finance, but who need to understand how financial numbers are organised, presented and applied based on financial KPIs to be met in order to make business decisions.
Contact Detail
Programme Manager : Josephine Lin
Contact no.: 6701 1131
Email : josephine.lin@sbf.org.sg
Contact no.: 6701 1131
Email : josephine.lin@sbf.org.sg