Srinivasan, Suraj, and V.G. Narayanan. "Financial Accounting Reading: Analyzing Financial Statements." Core Curriculum Readings Series. Boston: Harvard Business ...

AC332 introduces and develops an economic framework for business analysis and corporate valuation. The main focus is on integrating key concepts of economics, accounting, and finance in order to ...

This course provides a comprehensive framework for using financial statements to evaluate a company’s strategy execution, performance, financial prospects, and value. The primary emphasis is on the ...

When analyzing financial statements, the key figures to look for in determining the strength of a company are its earning power, asset value, how the company compares to its industry, and the ...

The full-time Master of Financial Analysis program is a lock-step program. All students will take the courses listed below in the semester specified. An introduction to financial statement analysis ...

An analysis of a company's financial statements—along with the footnotes in the annual report—is essential for any serious investor seeking to understand and value a company properly.

When it comes to financial analysis, the most important things to assess are a company’s four main financial statements: the balance sheet, the income statement, the cash flow statement ...

Become an expert user of financial statements. Practice your skills on real and up-to-date company data and case studies. Explore the current business landscape. Gain an in-depth understanding of ...