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Key Facts
  • Next Intakes
  • August 2010
  • Duration
    7 weeks (August to November 2010)
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Dates
Module A: Saturday 9:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. (4th September, 11th September, 25th September, 2nd October, 9th October, 23rd October, 6th November)

Module B: Saturdays 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (4th September, 18th September, 25th September, 2nd October, 16th October, 6th November, 13th November)

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£1,000 per module

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Flavio Cabral
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Diploma in Financial Management Course Syllabus

Module A

Paper 1: Interpretation of Financial Statements
• Accounting systems
• Transaction recording
• Accounting principles
• Format and content of published financial statements
• Accounting standards
• Cash flow reporting
• Interpretation of financial statements

Paper 2: Performance Management
• Collecting and analysing cost information
• Problems of overhead apportionment
• Marginal costing and decision-making
• Product and service pricing and transfer pricing
• Budgeting systems
• Standard costing and variance analysis
• Performance Measurement techniques
• Performance Management techniques

Module B

Paper 3: Financial Strategy
• Financial Objectives
• Capital Markets
• Raising Finance
• The Cost of Capital
• Investment Appraisal
• Working Capital Management
• Business Combinations

Paper 4: Risk Management
• Corporate governance
• Corporate risk management: policies and procedures
• Capital structure
• Dividend policy
• Interest rate risk
• Currency exchange rate risk

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