CRAKING THE CODE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS EXPLAINED NAIK R. Księgarnia

This book dispels the mystique surrounding financial statements and explains in simple terms:

What appears on the typical financial statements for a company
How financial statements are analysed in order to determine the profitability and viability of a company
How group accounts are prepared and how international accounting differences arise and are being addressed
The appearance of financial statements for banks and insurance companies and what the entries mean

This book will benefit lawyers, managers in all businesses, large vs small, employees, employee representatives, stock market analysts and investors, fund managers, credit controllers, insurance underwriters, reinsurers, account managers and sales professionals and civil servants.

About the author

Ranjit Naik is an international management consultant and trainer with a special interest in finance and financial modelling. He trains regularly for a number of well-known training

companies including Euromoney Training and DC Gardner. His repertoire includes financial analysis, corporate finance, corporate credit analysis, financial modelling, financial planning,

real options analysis, management information systems and project management. Ranjit is Financial Modelling for Corporate Finance (London, Euromoney Books, 2002), and has

authored online courses for the Internet.

A graduate of Imperial College, London, Ranjit has over 30 years of business experience, acquired in organisations such as GEC, IBM, Texas Instruments, John Brown and Chemical Bank. During his long career he has served as engineer, systems analyst, project manager, management accountant, financial analyst, MIS manager and business consultant.

216 pages

Po otrzymaniu zamówienia poinformujemy,
czy wybrany tytuł polskojęzyczny lub anglojęzyczny jest aktualnie na półce księgarni.