Description
What you need to know to fully assume your role in business management. Participate in the development and monitoring of budgets as well as the construction of dashboards. Acquire key skills to contribute to management effectiveness.
Who is this training for ?
For whom ?
This training is aimed at management assistants or any person responsible for management control and analytical accounting.
Prerequisites
None.
Training objectives
Training program
- Identify your mission and responsibilities
- - Main missions and responsibilities.
- - Company management control process.
- - Practical work Determine the scope of intervention.
- The main accounting entry schemes
- - Purchases, sales and cash entries.
- - Finance entries.
- - Depreciation and provisions entries.
- - Practical work Identify the ownership of entries (purchase, sales.).
- Read a balance sheet and income statement
- - Asset analysis: investments, inventories, cash.
- - Liability analysis: equity, debt.
- - Expense accounts and products.
- - Practical work Analyze financial statements (balance sheet, income statement).
- Analyze financial balances
- - Main ratios of financial analysis: financial autonomy, coverage of invested capital, financial balance.
- - Other ratios: degree of aging of fixed assets, immediate and relative liquidity ratio.
- - The financial structure: assessment, BFR, FR.
- - Practical work Assess profitability and solvency from financial statements.
- Calculate margins and costs
- - Definition: cost price, analytical, charge.
- - Calculation of cost costs: cascades and ABC.
- - Analysis of direct and indirect charges.
- - Practical work Dissociate direct and indirect costs to calculate a cost price.
- Master the company's budgetary process
- - Budget procedure: quarterly or half-yearly budget reframing.
- - The different budgets.
- - Impact on cash flow management.
- - Calculate the variances for decision-making.
- - Variance on turnover and variances on expenses.
- - Practical work Complete the company's half-yearly budget.
- - Optimize cash flow.
- - Complete and interpret the variances obtained.
- - Identify corrective actions.
- Create dashboards
- - The different types of dashboards.
- - Selection of essential information.
- - Formalization of data.
- - Summary report.
- - Practical work Select the most relevant indicators to create an effective dashboard.