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3 Types of Financial Statement Analysis
Financial analysis doesn't have to be complex.
Here are the three main types of analysis:
Vertical Analysis
Compare each number to a baseline to see which areas drive the largest percentage of revenue or cost.
Horizontal Analysis
Compare financial statements over multiple periods (quarterly or yearly) to spot trends.
Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
Focus on key metrics like profit margin, current ratio, or return on equity to keep your goals in focus.
READING AND RESPONDING TO THE INTERNAL AUDIT REPORT
Too often, internal audit reports are viewed as paperwork rather than playbooks, says Abdul Khaliq
The real value isn't in the findings - it's in how leadership responds to them.
This audit flagged issues in reconciliation, documentation, and segregation of duties.
Not unusual. But what distinguishes top-performing finance teams is what comes next:
Ownership: Leaders take accountability for systemic fixes, not just tactical patches.
Prioritization: High-risk gaps are addressed immediately, with resources reallocated accordingly.
Transparency: The audit serves as a springboard
for cross-functional dialogue, rather than a compliance silo.
Momentum: Management responses don't just close gaps - they raise the bar.
If your internal audit reads like a list of missed controls, ask yourself:
Are we using this as a compliance formality performance accelerator? or a
That answer says more about your finance culture than the report ever will.
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Sec A:
Business valution
risk management
Profitability index
cash opr cycle
Sec B:
Forex risk
Cost of capital
Working capital
Sec C:
1.Calculations of leasing vs buying (9 marks)
three advantages of leasing( 6 marks)
critically discuss a co should use WACC or risk adjusted discount rate to calculate NPV.(5 marks)
2. Calculations of cost of equity by using CAPM and DVM model both ( 5 marks)
relative merits of DVM and CAPM model(5 marks)
two islamic finance (6 marks)
calculate wacc ( 4 marks)
WARREN BUFFETT'S
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS RULES OF THUMB BY BRIAN FEROLDI
📘 IFRS 18: Presentation and Disclosure in Financial Statements | NEW Standard Explained (2025)
In this video, we break down IFRS 18: Presentation and Disclosure in Financial Statements, the new standard that replaces IAS 1 starting from January 1, 2027.
✅ Key topics covered:
- What is IFRS 18 and why it was introduced
- Major changes from IAS 1
- New required categories in the statement of profit or loss
-Enhanced disclosures by MPMs (Management-Defined Performance Measures)
-Structure and classification of financial statements
🔍 Whether you're an ACCA student, accounting professional, or financial analyst, this video will help you understand how IFRS 18 improves transparency and comparability of financial reporting.
📅 Effective Date: Annual reporting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2027
🎓 Stay updated on the latest IFRS updates and how they are tested in exams like ACCA FR, SBR, and DipIFR.
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