Course Details
Business Finance (DMA)
9 Apr 2014
Professional Development
Accounting / Finance
New Zealand Institute of Management
4th Floor, Phillips Fox Tower, 209 Queen St, Auckland, CBD
Two Days
9th - 10th April 2014
9th - 10th April 2014
$1,200.00
for members $1400.00 for non members
for members $1400.00 for non members
PROGRAMME OBJECTIVE
This programme provides knowledge and skills to build financial excellence and decision making in the business world.
Knowledge of finance has always been in the accountant’s domain but in recent times it has become paramount that all managers are now required to be generalists in this changing world and therefore must add this skill to their existing business knowledge.
TARGET AUDIENCE
Managers at any level of the organisation with limited knowledge of business finance.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
On successful completion of this programme, it is expected you will have the tools to be able to:
Understand the business finance environment
Apply capital budgeting techniques and evaluate investment decisions
Apply knowledge of working capital to effectively manage a business for a given situation
Compare and contrast financing options to recommend a course of action
Discuss the principles of capital structure and cost of capital, and calculate the cost of capital
Apply business finance knowledge to a given situation and provide recommendations
This programme provides knowledge and skills to build financial excellence and decision making in the business world.
Knowledge of finance has always been in the accountant’s domain but in recent times it has become paramount that all managers are now required to be generalists in this changing world and therefore must add this skill to their existing business knowledge.
TARGET AUDIENCE
Managers at any level of the organisation with limited knowledge of business finance.
LEARNING OUTCOMES
On successful completion of this programme, it is expected you will have the tools to be able to:
Understand the business finance environment
Apply capital budgeting techniques and evaluate investment decisions
Apply knowledge of working capital to effectively manage a business for a given situation
Compare and contrast financing options to recommend a course of action
Discuss the principles of capital structure and cost of capital, and calculate the cost of capital
Apply business finance knowledge to a given situation and provide recommendations
NZIM Qualified facilitator