FNCE2003

FNCE2003: Business Analysis for Investment

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Which units require FNCE2003?

FNCE2003 is a prerequisite for 4 units.

What is FNCE2003 about?

The aim of this unit is to equip students with necessary tools and techniques to assess the financial health of a company. Students will further develop their ability to interpret both financial and other information to evaluate business performance and value companies. The financial analysis skills acquired in the unit will be instrumental in making successful decisions in numerous business contexts, including: the evaluation of financial performance, the identification of sources of value creation, risk and credit assessment, and in assessing the achievement of financial targets and strategic goals. Topics discussed: Introduction to the financial statement analysis, understanding financial statements and supplementary information, financial analysis techniques and applications, evaluating financial reporting quality, analysis of financial statement for forecasting, valuation and risk analysis purposes.

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Unit details

Credits25

Contact Hours2 Weekly

Result TypeGrade/Mark

AreaSchool of Accounting, Economics and Finance (1277)

Field of Education081101 Banking and Finance

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How this unit is taught

Lecture1 x 1 hour weekly
Tutorial1 x 2 hours weekly

Prerequisites

Prerequisites group 1Select One

B-ACTUARAdmission into B-ACTUAR - Bachelor of Science (Actuarial Science)

Prerequisites group 2Select One

FNCE2000Introduction to Finance Principles
Finance Principles 215
FNCE2005BAN23 Introduction to Finance Principles