
Published 5/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920×1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Understand the Language of Business. From Confused to Confident: Your First Step into the World of Finance.
What you’ll learn
Fundamentals and foundational principles: Upon finishing this course, individuals will possess a comprehensive understanding of the entire financial systems.
Beginner advantage: it is highly beneficial for individuals who have no prior knowledge of finance, serving as an initial step to discover the realm of finance
Personal Finance – Managing individual finances, focuses over investing – mutual funds, alternative investment funds, share market and investment planning.
Financial Statements Analysis – Evaluating a company’s income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement to assess financial health.
Risk and Return – Making long-term investment decisions using techniques like Net Present Value (NPV) and Internal Rate of Return (IRR).
Financial Markets and Institutions – Understanding how markets (like stock and bond markets) and institutions (like banks) function and impact financing
Requirements
Description
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction to finance
Lecture 2 Management accounting and Financial accounting
Section 2: Accounting Fundamentals
Lecture 3 Accounting Fundamentals
Lecture 4 Book Keeping and Double Entry System
Lecture 5 Examples
Lecture 6 Traditional Accounting and the golden rule of accounting
Lecture 7 Creating ledgers and explaining GAAP and IFRS
Section 3: Management Accounting
Lecture 8 Introduction to Management Accounting and cost categories
Lecture 9 Cost Calculation and Depreciation
Section 4: Financial Terminologies and Comprehending cash flow
Lecture 11 Financial Terminologies and Introduction to Cash Flow
Lecture 12 Cash Flow and its Key components
Section 5: From Idea Validating to Building MVPs, Pivoting, and Innovative Accounting
Lecture 13 Idea Validation and Classification of Ideas
Lecture 14 Idea to real world
Lecture 15 Validate Learning and M.V.P
Lecture 16 How to pivot and what is pivoting
Lecture 17 Innovative Accounting and Customer Acquisition Cost
Section 6: Classification of Companies and structure of the Companies
Lecture 18 Types of Company and its structure
Section 7: Company Valuation and Financial Investment Terminology
Lecture 19 Financial Terminologies including R.O.I and C.A.G.R
Lecture 20 Break-Even Analysis
Lecture 21 Dividend and Dividend per share
Lecture 22 Company Valuation Calculation
Section 8: Types of investors and their functioning in a company
Lecture 23 Types of Investors with their roles and functions
Section 9: Legal Aspects of a Company and its Structure
Lecture 24 M.O.A and A.O.A definition, types of capital and their legal framework.

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