The Art of Reading Financial Statements – Practitioner Level
Last updated on October 25, 2026 2:52 amThe Art of Reading Financial Statements - Practitioner Level
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Learn from a real value investor & independent board director, MBA, INSEAD IDP with PE & VC experience
Created by:
Candi Carrera
Value Investor, Board Director, MBA, IDP-C, VingeGPT.com
Value Investor, Board Director, MBA, IDP-C, VingeGPT.com
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What Will I Learn?
- Establish information source & download the latest financial report & identify accounting standard used IFRS, US GAAP or Local GAAP
- Understand & identify main corporate governance elements : Determine corporate governance 1- or 2-tier model and external regulation
- Understand role of statutory auditor, if audited identify statutory auditor, tenure of statutory auditor and audit opinion
- Understand the scope of consolidation (& unconsolidation) of the company
- Be able to do a vertical analysis of the balance sheet and understanding material assets & liabilities in balance sheet
- Identify sources of capital including long-term debt, related schedule, cost to service long-term debt including interest coverage ratio, equity capital source
- Deepen understanding of value creation for shareholders by understanding ROIC & WACC
- Understand profitability of company by analysing revenue segments & cash generating assets, understand operating cash flow & working capital vs other cash flows
- Be able to read earnings information including EPS, NOPAT, EBITDA, EBIT & net income
Requirements
- Being interested in companies
- Have a minimal knowledge how companies & business in general works
- Wanting to learn how to read financial statements
Target audience
- Students in accounting & corporate finance
- Value investors
- People interested in corporate finance & financial statements
- Financial analysts
- Business appraisers
- Accountants
- Corporate Officers
- Anybody interested in analysing and investing into companies


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