- What is Balance Sheet?
- Balance Sheet
- Balance Sheet Equation
- Balance Sheet Equation
- Assets
- Assets
- Current and Non-current Assets
- Current and Non-current Assets
- Liabilities
- Liabilities
- Current and Non-current Liabilities
- Equity
- Ratios
- Links with income statement
- Getting practical : DMart
What you'll learn
- Balance Sheet terms like Assets, Liability, Equity
- Analysing balance sheet using solvency and liquidity ratios
- Links between balance sheet and income statement
- Why debt is not always bad
Description
I am sure you will enjoy this course as a beginner.
Balance Sheet is the statement to look for assets, liabilities & equity.
This course will help you kick start in the world of finance. This course focuses on teaching balance sheet in a very simple manner so that a non finance student can also learn it with ease. This course will simplify terms like assets, liabilities & equity. You will also be able to learn 4 ratios including Cash Ratio, Current Ratio, Debt to Equity and Assets to Equity. We will not leave it to only fundamentals - but we will apply the learnings to a practical example of DMart (which is a renowned retailer in India)
Remember - you only learn by repeating things... so repeat this course whenever you get time (do it more than one time)
Finance seems to be very difficult for many. Coming from IIT background (technical), I faced really hard time learning finance. I want to put things in as simple way as possible so that you don't face hard time learning it.
Fun is very important part of learning. Fun should be integrated in learning otherwise you get bored. I have tried including examples which will excite you and will help you complete the course in one go.
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About the instructors
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Suresh Varma (IIT, IIM)
Simplifying Finance | Cleared Level 3 of CFA Program
My journey in the world of Finance began after spending approximately three years as a software engineer. Today I have 6 years of experience in teaching students for the CFA program, Financial Modelling and Analytics.
I am an alumnus of the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), where I obtained my degree in Computer Science Engineering. Seeking to expand my horizons, I pursued an MBA in finance at a renowned institution, the Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Rohtak.
During my MBA studies, I discovered the significance of the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) program, often regarded as the gold standard in the field of finance. The initial level i.e. CFA level 1 was particularly tough, as it introduced me to a plethora of unfamiliar financial terms and concepts.
However, my determination and perseverance led me to overcome these challenges and successfully clear the exam. I faced a hard time clearing the exam and my goal is to simplify it for you.
As I progressed through CFA Level 2 and Level 3, I found that the material became more comprehensible and manageable. Today, I am passionate about simplifying finance for others. My content is tailored to benefit job seekers, entrepreneurs, MBA students, commerce enthusiasts, and anyone eager to learn finance and simplify finance in an innovative and approachable manner.
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Absolutely, i like it that after the class, I am given a brief text which makesme organise my thought/think to respond
Good
Very basic lesson, brilliant and easy for beginners. I’m qualified but I’m enjoying this course
good
Thank you for an in depth lecture on Balance Sheet. you have made the terms and concepts more clear. Although i have one doubt sir. You said reduction in inventory in balance sheet is reflected in COGS in the Income statement. I ddnt understand that part. when stock is sold, your sales increase, isnt it? COGS relates to purchase . Can you explain once again this concept. Awaiting your reply
Wonderful explanation! Strongly recommended
excellent
great explanations !!