- Cash Management - Treasury management: - Master cash management techniques: cash pooling, SEPA, etc. - Master the nature of regulations and treatment techniques - Know and be able to use the operational levers of cash optimization - Know the banking procedures and conditions, scale of interests - Understand payment modes and know how to contribute to their development
- Financial analysis and diagnosis - Balance sheet aggregates (FRN, WCR, Cash), net debt and financial analysis ratios. Know how to analyze financial structure, liquidity and solvency.
- Financial risks: counterparty, liquidity, interest rates, exchange rates, marketable securities - Analysis, valuation, risk mapping and hedging strategy: - Counterparty risk: financial analysis and control of rating practices (internal, external) - Liquidity risk: ALM and group cash flow forecast - Interest rate risk: fixed and floating rate debt, bond issues - Foreign exchange risk: exports, imports, hedging, forward - Securities risk: dividends, acquisition and disposal of securities, trading room - Project & investment related risk Managing the identification and valuation of financial and non-financial risks
- Financial statements and notes - Know the balance sheet, the income statement, the cash flow statement, the statement of changes in shareholders' equity, the OIC, the notes.
- Financing through debt - Know the main LT and CT funding tools and levers, the reasons for favoring debt
- Negotiation in finance - Negotiation techniques, partner mapping, BATNA
Target audience
- Consolidation and Accounting Directors
- Financial Directors and Controllers
- Financial managers
- Management controllers
- Treasurers
2 day
Prerequisites
This training does not require any particular prerequisite.
Objectives
– Know the characteristics of short-term investments
– Be able to build up cash forecasts and to manage risks associated with cash
– Establish a constructive relationship with bankers
Detailed content
> Analyzing the financial structure of the company
– Financing resources and requirements
– Financial structure ratios and free cash flow assessment
– Understanding how banks set credit scores
> Optimizing cash
– Choosing between performance, security and liquidity
– Effective working capital management
– Converting assets into cash (factoring, lease-back…)
– Centralizing cash management (cash pooling)
– Private placements (e.g. Schuldschein and Euro PP)
> Establishing constructive relationships with bankers
– Understanding the objectives, regulatory constraints and risks that bankers face
– Being able to communicate efficiently with bankers, especially in a crisis
– Reviewing the topics that impact credit scoring
– Risk management performed by banking authorities (FIBEN in France)
> Anticipating cash needs
– Building up an annual cash plan
– Rolling budgets and budget reforecast
– The principles of value date cash management
> External financing
– Understanding leverage associated with debt
– Bonds: how they work
– Calculating the actual cost of debt: effective interest rate
> Managing treasury linked risks
– Mitigating foreign exchange risk: adapting hedging strategies to the risk
Why should you attend?
Optimizing cash is a key issue for any company. Forecasting and being able to improve treasury is a must, especially in order to enter into a positive dialogue with bankers.
In two days, this training gives you the keys to grasp the basis for an optimized treasury.
Training methods and evaluation
Detailed technical presentation, concrete and fun case studies and numerous real-life illustrations.
A final quiz assesses the acquisition of knowledge.
Assessment questionnaire.
A training certificate is delivered at the end of the session.
The trainer is available by e-mail and telephone to answer any follow-up questions participants may have.
Prix
1 630 € HT – 1 956 € TTC
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Jonathan C.
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