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How to read & Evaluate Annual reports of Listed Companies

Learn to read, analyze annual reports , 10K reports, Annual Information Forms, Management Discussion analysis.


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Summary

Price
£49.99 inc VAT
Study method
Online, On Demand What's this?
Duration
3 hours · Self-paced
Qualification
No formal qualification
Certificates
  • Reed courses certificate of completion - Free
Additional info
  • Tutor is available to students

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Overview

What you'll learn

  • structure of annual reports

  • stock exchange regulatory requirements

  • how to read annual reports

  • how to anlalyse annual reports

  • what information is found and what is usually missing from reports and where to find missing information

  • using analysis techniques to understand what company is hiding

  • financial statement analysis of APPLE and Southwest airlines

Curriculum

3
sections
17
lectures
3h 2m
total

Course media

Description

Listed companies are bound by duty to provide all necessary information to stakeholders in order to understand companies' performance. Some stock exchanges have dedicated formats and requirements while others have broad guidelines.

Reporting requirements however includes a minimum of
- Companies product information, competitors, market risks, and road strategies
- Management report explaining key aspects of companies performance (management, however, may not report all issues and materiality definition is vague)
- Audited financial statements.

Annual reports are quite large documents with a full load of information. Investors and stakeholders can not trust all information and disclosure prima facie. hence they need to understand the structure of annual reports, what section contains what kind of information.

Users need a logical approach in getting around with the annual report, in this course, we will teach you that approach with practical example and follow along the process.

We used APPLE inc as a case study and South West airlines as an example.

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What you will learn?

  • structure of annual reports

  • stock exchange regulatory requirements

  • how to read annual reports

  • how to analyse annual reports

  • what information is found and what is usually missing from reports and where to find missing information

  • using analysis techniques to understand what company is hiding

  • financial statement analysis of APPLE and Southwest airlines

Who is this course for?

  • investors
  • financial statements analysts

Requirements

  • computer and english language

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Certificates

Reed courses certificate of completion

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Will be downloadable when all lectures have been completed

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