Financial statement analysis and valuation, 2024-2025
- Credits:
- 6 ECTS credits
- Location:
- -
- Continuous learning category:
- Business and international collaboration
- Teaching format:
- Online teaching, Independent learning
- Price:
- 120 € (VAT 0%)
The student is able to
- identify steps and critical points of financial statement analysis
- calculate common financial ratios
- implement cash flow statement
- apply financial statement tools for various purposes
- identify basic valuation models.
Teaching methods: Independent work 162 h
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Analysis of financial statement material (financial statement, balance sheet, cash flow statement), accounting rules and adjustments. Business analysis, financial statement analysis, cash flow analysis and ratio analysis. Using of financial statement analysis (industry analysis, credit analysis. Prospective analysis. Valuation.
Topic1-- Major financial statements (1): Income statement and balance sheet.
Topic2-- Major financial statements (2): Cash flow statement and statement of shareholders’ equity.
Topic3-- Financial statements analysis.
Topic4-- Financial statements forecasting.
Topic5-- Valuations.
Teaching methods: Independent study (162 h)
Studying the learning materials and cases, completing learning assignments, completing Moodle exam (compulsory); reading the suggested book (optional)
Exam in September (open periods: 16.9.2024, 01:00AM - 11:59PM)
Exam in December (open periods: 16.12.2024, 01:00AM - 11:59PM)
In the spring of 2025 two exam days. Dates will be announced later.
Students should choose one of the above open periods to pass the final exam.
Learning materials and recommended literature
Materials given by teacher during the course, recommended literature: Robinson, T.R. (2009). International financial statemen analysis. John Wiley & Sons.
Teacher: Kang Li
Evaluation scale: Five step scale
Assignments 1-3 : 60%; Final Exam: 40 %.
Teaching language: English
The student is able to
- identify steps and critical points of financial statement analysis
- calculate common financial ratios
- implement cash flow statement
- apply financial statement tools for various purposes
- identify basic valuation models
Individual study units cost 20 e / credit and the study module costs 15 e / credit. These prices hold for the academic year 2024–2025. The study fee is paid at registration.
By paying the study fee, the student receives a temporary right to study that entitles them to attend a particular course. The right to study is course-specific, and is required to complete the course as specified in the syllabus for the term, covering both teaching and course exams. If the course is continuously open for registration, the maximum time to complete the course is from 1 August to 31 July for that academic year.