FP&A - Essential Financial Ratios You Need to Know (Webinar)

Sound business decisions can only be made with accurate business insights. So, how do you find the answers to make the right calls? Join "Essential Financial Ratios You Need to Know" for an in-depth look at critical financial ratios analysts use to measure business performance and interpret data for decision-making. In this hour-long session, CFI Co-Founder and Chief Content Officer Scott Powell and Executive VP of Financial Modeling Duncan McKeen will cover the most common ratios used for business analysis, real-world examples, and explanations—before opening the floor for direct Q&A. In this webinar, we cover: - Best practices for modeling financial ratios. - Visualizing financial data for better storytelling. - Financial ratios to unlock the story behind numbers. - How to effectively present financial analysis in Excel. - The importance of large datasets and full economic cycles. - Essential financial ratios for finance and banking professionals. - Understanding leverage, solvency, liquidity, and asset utilization ratios. Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction to Financial Ratios 04:02 - Financial Analysis: Practical Tips 16:02 - Peer Group Benchmarking Checklist 19:04 - The Benefit of Visualizing Trends 21:36 - Essential Financial Ratios 35:23 - Solvency Ratios 39:48 - Liquidity Ratios 46:22 - Q&A About Corporate Finance Institute: CFI is the #1 rated online provider of finance and banking training, certifications, and productivity tools. With the industry’s leading training library, we empower professionals with job-ready training and practical resources to succeed in diverse roles within finance and banking. Our courses' exceptional depth and quality stem from the extensive industry experience of our instructors, who ensure each lesson is immediately applicable. Established in 2016, CFI is the go-to resource for over 2 million individuals and thousands of organizations worldwide. To learn more, visit our website: https://bit.ly/4ay7CBX #FinancialAnalysis #FinancialModeling #FinancialRatios #CorporateFinance #Banking