CBS helps non-financial professionals understand the fundamentals of corporate finance. This enables them to interpret financial statements, analyze business performance, and make informed decisions, while strengthening their contribution to the company’s overall strategy.
This MODULE presents the income statement in a simplified and efficient way. Indeed, just like the balance sheet, the income statement is a financial document that a manager can hardly overlook.
The file includes a practical guide + an Excel tool to assist in preparing the simplified income statement from the tax package.
They help to understand how a company's profit is generated and to assess the performance of its operations.
These are the Intermediate Management Balances, commonly referred to as.
Practical sheet including a presentation of the concept and examples + an Excel calculation tool.
The balance sheet is an essential financial document, and it is important to understand and master its fundamentals.
The concept of the balance sheet is often covered, as it is part of the economic environment that a manager faces. Understanding it is an indispensable asset. The basics of the balance sheet are presented in this sheet in a simple and concise manner.
The file includes a practical guide + an Excel tool to assist in preparing the simplified balance sheet from the tax package.
This downloadable practical sheet guides the reader in studying a company's financial structure through indicators such as working capital, working capital requirement, and cash position.
An accompanying Excel model allows users to perform simulations and calculate the structure indicators.
A first-rate management tool, the forecast budget defines economic objectives and sets the course for the coming years.
Its preparation is carried out under the supervision of the company's managers and establishes the planned projects in terms of activity and financial results.
The ZIP file includes a practical guide, an Excel forecast budget template + an example (in Excel).
For a company manager, the sales invoice is of paramount importance, as it brings together three essential aspects: legal, commercial, and financial. This file includes a practical explanatory guide covering both the content and format of the invoice, along with an Excel invoice template that can be customized.
Payment terms represent a critical issue for companies in the context of risk prevention.
It is essential to manage them effectively to guard against costly potential defaults by clients.
The ZIP file includes a practical guide and an Excel tool to calculate late payment penalties.
To decide on launching an investment, the entrepreneur or manager must have all the necessary information to understand the most relevant financial data. This practical sheet includes explanations illustrated with examples, as well as an Excel template for a loan repayment amortization table.
Among the many economic management indicators of a company, the break-even point is one of the essential tools that managers need to know.
Practical sheet including a presentation of the concept and examples, along with an Excel calculation/simulation tool.
The dashboard occupies a central place among the management tools for any leader, manager, executive, or team leader.
It allows them to monitor their own activity, that of their team, department, or company. How should it be built?
Which indicators should be selected?
Using a cash flow forecast table is essential for effective business management.
This sheet aims to explain the principles of cash flow forecasting and to provide a simple way to design and implement a cash flow forecasting tool.
Includes a ready-to-use Excel cash flow template + a practical case study.
Learn how to calculate and use the self-financing capacity (SFC), a management indicator that measures a company's ability to finance its investments or strengthen its equity from its net profit.
Together with the Operating Cash Surplus ("ETE"), these are the two major KPIs for assessing your company's debt capacity and repayment ability, allowing you to evaluate its solvency.
The ZIP file includes a detailed practical guide in PDF format + an Excel template to easily calculate SFC and ETE (pre-filled with an example).
Fixed assets and their depreciation are a major topic in business accounting.
Acquiring fixed assets involves investment operations that record significant and useful values on the company’s balance sheet.
This sheet presents the essential information to know. The package includes a simplified Excel tool for creating depreciation schedules.
All companies or organizations prepare (or should prepare) a budget.
Beyond the financial management aspect, it is a true management tool based on company objectives, which can be cascaded down to employees.
Our practical sheet will guide you in preparing the budget for your department or your company.
The main objectives of this training are: