How to Understand Business Finance by Bob Cinnamon

How to Understand Business Finance

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Bob Cinnamon, Brian Helweg-Larsen

Kogan Page · Ebook · April 27, 2010

The modern marketplace is increasingly unpredictable and there is an ever-greater need for non-financial managers to understand the financial and management accounting process.

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Who it’s for
A practical course in business finance, from accounting basics to cash flow and performance measures.
Genres
Managerial Accounting, Corporate Finance, Small Business
Published
Kogan Page, April 27, 2010

About this book

The modern marketplace is increasingly unpredictable and there is an ever-greater need for non-financial managers to understand the financial and management accounting process. How to Understand Business Finance is part of the bestselling Creating Success series published in association with the Sunday Times, which has been translated into 25 languages with over 500, 000 copies sold. This book is written for those managing a business in a real market.

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It provides a quick and effective course in financial literacy, aimed at the pursuit of business growth, in the context of the journey of a business from initial set-up through its first year of trading. As well as learning how to understand balance sheets and profit and loss accounts, readers will also learn the principles of: market dynamics; budgeting and forecasting; fixed and variable costs; break-even analysis; the difference between profit and cash; financial ratios for measuring business performance; investment appraisal; stock market ratios; shareholder value; financial measures for improving business performance, and much more. How to Understand Business Finance helps you to understand double entry bookkeeping, supply chain management, the difference in American and British accounting terminology, financial ratios for measuring business performance, common acronyms, and the real cash flow implications of working capital.

Business Finance Basics

A practical course in business finance, from accounting basics to cash flow and performance measures.

Come here for

  • Balance sheets and profit-and-loss accounts
  • Budgeting, forecasting, and break-even analysis

Expect

  • Business growth from start-up through the first trading year
  • Double-entry bookkeeping, working capital, and accounting terminology

Where it sits

Small Business37%
Managerial Accounting32%
Corporate Finance28%

Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.

Publisher categories

  • Financial Accounting
  • Career Strategy
  • Finance
Authors
Bob Cinnamon, Brian Helweg-Larsen
Publisher
Kogan Page
Published
April 27, 2010
Format
Ebook
Reading lane
Financial Accounting