Finshastra Research Foundation

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Finance for Others (FFO)

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These programs are comprehensive and cover a range of topics from basic to advanced levels, ensuring that participants gain in-depth knowledge and practical skills in finance. FRF's approach is to deliver these programs through interactive classes, renowned faculty, and professionals from the field of finance and industry, providing access to recorded lectures and fostering a fully interactive learning experience.

1. Financial Statements and Analysis

Understanding the Income Statement (Profit & Loss Account).
Balance Sheet basics: Assets, Liabilities, and Equity.
Introduction to Cash Flow Statement: Operating, Investing, and Financing activities.

2. Advanced Financial Statement Analysis

Key financial ratios: Profitability (ROE, ROA), Liquidity, and Solvency.
Trend analysis and peer comparisons for performance evaluation.
Introduction to consolidated financial statements.

3. Fundamental Accounting Concepts

Double-entry bookkeeping and accounting equations.
Accrual vs. cash-based accounting.
Importance of financial statements in decision-making.

4. Corporate Finance Basics & Valuation

Capital structure: Equity vs. debt and cost of capital.
Basic business valuation techniques: DCF, Comparable Companies.
Introduction to capital budgeting: NPV, IRR, and Payback period.

5. Introduction to Taxation

Basics of direct and indirect taxes.
Personal income tax, corporate tax, and GST overview.
Tax-saving instruments and basic tax planning.

6. Basic Investment Concepts

Introduction to stocks, bonds, and mutual funds.
Risk vs. return: Investment principles and portfolio diversification.
Time value of money and inflation's impact on investments.

1. Cost Accounting and Control

Fixed, variable, and marginal costing concepts.
Break-even analysis and contribution margin./li>
Standard costing, variance analysis, and performance measurement.

2. Taxation and Compliance

Advanced corporate taxation and tax planning strategies.
Introduction to international taxation and transfer pricing.
Compliance requirements and tax regulations for businesses.

3. Fixed Income Markets & Interest Rate Dynamics

Overview of stock markets, bond markets, and derivatives.
Mutual funds, ETFs, and other collective investment vehicles.
Basics of portfolio management and diversification strategies.

4. Equity Markets and Fundamental Analysis

Understanding how equity markets function, key players, and exchanges.
Fundamental analysis: Financial statement analysis, valuation metrics (P/E, ROE).
Case study: Valuation of a listed company using fundamental analysis.

5. Technical Analysis and Trading Strategies

Introduction to technical analysis: Chart patterns, key indicators (RSI, MACD).
Developing trading strategies using technical indicators.
Practical applications: Trading software tools and creating trading strategies.

6. Risk Management and Internal Control

Identifying financial risks: Credit risk, market risk, and operational risk.
Risk mitigation techniques: Hedging using derivatives (futures, options).
Basics of internal control systems and the role of internal audit in risk management.

1. What is the FinShastra’sFinance for Non-Finance Professionals program?

The Finance for Non-Finance Professionals program is designed to help individuals without a formal finance background gain essential financial knowledge. The course helps participants understand financial statements, corporate finance, taxation, and investment principles to make informed decisions in their professional roles.

2. What topics are covered in the program?

The program covers financial statement analysis, accounting concepts, corporate finance, taxation, cost accounting, investment strategies, risk management, and financial markets. It is structured to provide both basic and advanced knowledge to non-finance professionals.

3. How does this course benefit non-finance professionals?

This course equips non-finance professionals with the skills to interpret financial data, engage in financial planning, and participate effectively in business decisions, making them more competitive in their respective fields.

4. Is the course suitable for individuals with no prior finance knowledge?

Yes, the basic course is tailored for individuals without a background in finance. It introduces fundamental concepts, while the advanced course is ideal for those looking to deepen their understanding.

5. What kind of financial concepts will I learn in this program?

Participants will learn the basics of financial statements, corporate finance, budgeting, taxation, cost accounting, and investment principles. The advanced course will also cover financial markets, equity analysis, and risk management.

6. What are the career benefits of completing this program?

Participants of the program will have a stronger grasp of financial concepts, making them better suited for managerial roles, business planning, and decision-making. This knowledge can also enhance career progression in various industries.

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