Financial Analysis and Analytics (online)
offered by Oxford University

Public University
1 Campus
Estd. 1096

Financial Analysis and Analytics (online)
at
Oxford University
Overview

Gain a comprehensive overview of the financial statements and analysis principles and concepts

Duration	2 weeks
Total fee	₹33,400
Mode of learning	Online
Course Level	UG Certificate

Financial Analysis and Analytics (online)
at
Oxford University
Highlights

Earn a certificate of completion from Oxford university

Financial Analysis and Analytics (online)
at
Oxford University
Course details

Skills you will learn

Data mining Sales Credit risk Marketing Inventory management Data visualization Data analysis Forecasting Big Data

Who should do this course?

For those in middle management and/or those who have recently moved into a managerial role

What are the course deliverables?

Common size horizontal and vertical financial analysis
Financial forecasting techniques
Big data revolution: turning data into business
Introduction to analytics and its different forms

More about this course

This course will provide you with a condensed, non-technical (but very practical) introduction to key concepts and techniques of financial analysis
Through classical methods, ratios and measures, and later combine those with forecasting techniques, newer data and analytics capabilities
This course will also reflect and show-case best cases from industry, how financial analysis and (data) analytics in particular can build ground for:
data-centric management decisions
making product value chains more efficient
Making products smarter
helping to make customer responses more personalized
Gain the confidence, foundational knowledge and awareness of how to use financial analysis and what (data) analytics could add to the overall financial analysis equation, having the potential to enhance the top and bottom line of an enterprises-modus operandi

Financial Analysis and Analytics (online)
at
Oxford University
Curriculum

Introduction to financial statements and analysis

Financial statements and associated terminology

Analysis of a company's modus operandi (via qualitative analysis approaches)

Common size horizontal and vertical financial analysis

Financial ratio analysis (activity, liquidity, solvency, profitability) and Credit risk

Introduction to financial forecasting and analysis

Introduction to ratios for valuation and the Du-Pont formula / model

Pro forma analysis and typical value (creation) drivers (financial & non-financial)

Financial forecasting techniques

Use of global industry case studies on financial analysis from different industries

Introduction to data and business intelligence

Big data revolution: turning data into business (advantages)

Different sources of data, data mining techniques & data visualization

Introduction to data analysis (learning from data, measuring it, controlling it and communicating results)

How to leverage data and analytics to drive strategy and innovation across firms

From Business Intelligence to Analytics

Introduction to analytics and its different forms

Real-life cases and applications from different industries and business functions such as sales, marketing, customer / client services, inventory management

Pros, Cons and Limits of data-driven decision making

Course wrap-up, further readings & sources

Financial Analysis and Analytics (online)
at
Oxford University
Faculty details

Konrad Kleinfeld

Konrad’s professional experience enables him to offer a unique perspective of both – an investor’s perspective and capital-seeking enterprises / corporates in his lectures and seminars. Konrad currently works at BlackRock in Frankfurt, Germany, serving pension funds and larger German (multinational) corporates.