ACCA December Lectures for March Exams (FM-Financial Management (Fundamental, Applied Skills))
About This Course
The Financial Management (FM) module builds on fundamental accounting concepts and equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary to make informed financial decisions. It covers areas such as investment appraisal, financing decisions, risk management, and the management of working capital, preparing students for roles in financial management and corporate finance.
Learning Objectives
Apply financial management techniques to solve problems related to investment appraisal, financing decisions, and financial analysis.
Analyze and interpret financial statements for decision-making purposes.
Evaluate and manage risk in financial decision-making, including currency and interest rate risk.
Understand the principles of capital structure and dividend policies.
Calculate the cost of capital and use it for investment and financing decisions.
Manage working capital effectively to improve liquidity and operational efficiency.
Requirements
- Completion of relevant foundational accounting or finance studies (e.g., FA – Financial Accounting).
- Basic understanding of financial and management accounting concepts.
- Access to ACCA-approved study materials and resources for practice.
- Commitment to attending lectures, solving case studies, and completing practice exams.
Target Audience
- ACCA candidates pursuing the Applied Skills Level qualification.
- Aspiring financial managers, analysts, and accountants aiming to enhance their skills in corporate finance.
- Business professionals and entrepreneurs seeking to understand financial decision-making processes.
- Individuals looking to pursue roles in financial planning, treasury, or corporate finance.
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