MF 701

Financial Statement Analysis

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This course focuses on the concepts, methods and uses of financial accounting information primarily from a security valuation perspective. The course is designed to improve your familiarity with and comfort level with financial statements. While our focus is on understanding and using financial information for valuation purposes, we will be considering how financial statements are prepared and the rules that govern such preparation. It is by understanding the basis for preparation that you can understand how to use and interpret the information and any limitations that may be inherent in the information provided. Notes: Master of Finance Students only.

This course focuses on the concepts, methods and uses of financial accounting information primarily from a security valuation perspective. The course is designed to improve your familiarity with and comfort level with financial statements. While our focus is on understanding and using financial information for valuation purposes, we will be considering how financial statements are prepared and the rules that govern such preparation. It is by understanding the basis for preparation that you can understand how to use and interpret the information and any limitations that may be inherent in the information provided. Notes: Master of Finance Students only.

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This course focuses on the concepts, methods and uses of financial accounting information primarily from a security valuation perspective. The course is designed to improve your familiarity with and comfort level with financial statements. While our focus is on understanding and using financial information for valuation purposes, we will be considering how financial statements are prepared and the rules that govern such preparation. It is by understanding the basis for preparation that you can understand how to use and interpret the information and any limitations that may be inherent in the information provided. Notes: Master of Finance Students only.

MF 701

Financial Statement Analysis

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This course focuses on the concepts, methods and uses of financial accounting information primarily from a security valuation perspective. The course is designed to improve your familiarity with and comfort level with financial statements. While our focus is on understanding and using financial information for valuation purposes, we will be considering how financial statements are prepared and the rules that govern such preparation. It is by understanding the basis for preparation that you can understand how to use and interpret the information and any limitations that may be inherent in the information provided. Notes: Master of Finance Students only.

This course focuses on the concepts, methods and uses of financial accounting information primarily from a security valuation perspective. The course is designed to improve your familiarity with and comfort level with financial statements. While our focus is on understanding and using financial information for valuation purposes, we will be considering how financial statements are prepared and the rules that govern such preparation. It is by understanding the basis for preparation that you can understand how to use and interpret the information and any limitations that may be inherent in the information provided. Notes: Master of Finance Students only.

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This course focuses on the concepts, methods and uses of financial accounting information primarily from a security valuation perspective. The course is designed to improve your familiarity with and comfort level with financial statements. While our focus is on understanding and using financial information for valuation purposes, we will be considering how financial statements are prepared and the rules that govern such preparation. It is by understanding the basis for preparation that you can understand how to use and interpret the information and any limitations that may be inherent in the information provided. Notes: Master of Finance Students only.