Certified Financial Manager

This accredited training course is also available as a generic title: Certificate in Practical Finance & Accounting

Accounting serves as the backbone of business communication, often dubbed the "language of business." It's the conduit through which managers convey the financial and economic status of their firms to external stakeholders like shareholders and creditors. In today's business landscape, financial literacy is indispensable for all professionals.

Regardless of a company's size, industry, or geographical location, its narrative unfolds within its financial records and reports. Key metrics such as income, debt, revenue, expenses, employee compensation, and customer retention costs are all encapsulated in these documents.

Even non-financial managers reach a juncture where they must justify their actions financially and make decisions grounded in numerical data sourced from others. Without a grasp of financial fundamentals and the ability to pose pertinent questions, one's effectiveness is compromised.

This Certified Financial Manager training course serves as a primer on finance and accounting language, equipping participants with a thorough understanding of the accounting systems and procedures prevalent in business enterprises.

By attending this Anderson training course, delegates will be able to:

• Be aware of how financial markets can support efficient business operations
• Read and understand annual financial reports, and be aware of how they are prepared
• Understand how business accounting systems work
• Identify and appraise wealth-generating investments
• Apply a range of management accounting techniques to maintain or improve profitability