Financial Analysis in Excel: Asset Management Ratios
What you'll learn
- Explain different asset management ratios
- Mathematical definitions of the asset management ratios
- Calculate the asset management ratios in Excel using publicly available financial statements
- Interpret the asset management ratios of a firm
- Assess a firm's asset management performance over time and in comparison to cross-sectional standards
Requirements
- Ability to use internet and computer
Description
Financial Analysis in Excel: Asset Management Ratios
Learn Excel modelling to analyze financial statements for the assessment of a firm's asset management performance
Last Update: October 07, 2019.
> Do you use or plan to use spreadsheet software like Excel for financial analysis, modelling, and valuation?
> Do you have issues in understanding the concept of asset management and firm performance?
> Are you a (personal/business) financial decision maker who needs to learn financial statement analysis?
> Do you calculate financial ratios but do not know how to create a model of those calculations in Excel?
> Do you calculate financial ratios but do not know how to interpret those?
> Are you planning for being a professional financial analyst like CFA in the area of Finance?
> Are you a manager, investor, creditor, supplier, regulator, or any other stakeholder of a business organization?
If your answer is 'YES' to any one of the above questions, THIS COURSE IS THE PERFECT ONE FOR YOU TO START WITH...
What you'll learn:
Explain different asset management ratios
Mathematical definition of the asset management ratios
Calculate the asset management ratios in Excel using publicly available financial statements
Interpret the asset management ratios of a firm
Assess a firm's asset management performance over time and in comparison to cross-sectional standards
This course consists of several video lectures that will be updated over time and based on students' requests, quizzes at the end of every section for testing your level of understanding, and additional resources. The lectures contain explanations of necessary concepts along with examples and illustrations.
The instructor welcomes his students for continuous discussion with him. Any sort of input for improving the course is also appreciated. He also expects your positive and genuine review and rating of the course.
Who this course is for:
- Beginners interested to learn financial and performance analysis in Excel or other spreadsheet software
Course content
- Preview05:01
- Preview02:48
Instructor
![Md Mohan Uddin](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 64 64"%3E%3C/svg%3E){kind=avatar}
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Dr. Md Mohan Uddin is currently a Professor of Finance at United International University. Before that, he held various senior faculty member positions at universities in Bangladesh and Malaysia. He also taught online Masters students of University of Roehampton and supervised online graduate dissertation students of University of Liverpool. During his academic career, he has been teaching undergraduate/graduate level business and finance courses since 2003. The courses he taught include: Corporate Finance, International Finance, Financial Management, Principles of Finance, Investment Analysis, Bank Management, Banking & Insurance, Project Management, Strategic Management, and Computer Applications in Business. He has got his PhD in Finance from Universiti Utara Malaysia, and MBA and BBA degrees majoring in Finance and Banking from University of Dhaka, Bangladesh. He enjoys making learning and instruction videos and is very much excited to be engaged with online platforms like Udemy and skillshare, where he can utilize those technologies for the purpose of reaching a large number of learners worldwide. In addition to presenting research papers in international conferences he has also been active in publishing research articles in different local and international journals in the area of finance. His area of interest includes corporate finance, capital market and its regulation, international finance, financial criminology, Islamic finance and small business finance.