Management Accounting
- Price: US$ 150.00
- Publisher: KESDEE
- Number of modules: 7
- Length: 14 hours
- Language: English
- Subscription: 12 months
How to Manage Current Assets and Keep an Operation Going
A complete course on Management Accounting, covering management of current assets, debtors and receivables, inventory and working capital. This course will teach you to prepare a cash budget, manage a cash conversion cycle and understand the age of your inventory. You'll get management accounting theory and real-life case studies, too.
Management Accounting: 7 modules of 2 hours each, divided into two sections
Management of Current Assets (3 modules) and Management of Working Capital (4 modules)
Management of Current Assets
1. Management of Cash
- Components of Cash Management
- Preparation of Cash Budget
- Cash Conversion Cycle
- Float Management Techniques
- Cash Management Models
- Determination of optimum cash level
2. Management of Account Receivables
- Basic concepts of and need for receivables management
- Aspects of receivables management policy
- Evaluation of credit policy
- Age analysis of debtors
- Concept of factoring
3. Management of Inventory
- Basics of inventory
- Costs associated with inventories
- Determination of various levels of inventory
- Time of ordering inventory
- Quantity to be ordered
- Analysis of Discount & Quantity to be ordered
Management of Working Capital
4. Overview of Working Capital
- Concept of working capital
- Factors affecting working capital
- Characteristics of working capital for different businesses
5 and 6. Financing Working Capital (2 modules)
- Different types of unsecured sources of short-term finance
- Determination of cost of foregoing discounts
- Calculation of effective interest rates on bank loans
- Different types of secured sources of short-term finance
- Financing of accounts receivables
- Factoring process
- Financing of inventories
- Generic financing strategies
7. Estimation of Working Capital Requirements
- Operating cycle
- Cash conversion cycle
- Impact of cycle time on working capital requirements
- Approaches for estimation of working capital
- Methods of determining working capital