Global Financial Accounting(GFA)
Dr. Glen Brown
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Participants121
TopicsCourse Description: Global Financial Accounting (GFA)
Aim and Scope:
The Global Financial Accounting (GFA) course is expertly crafted not only for aspiring and current financial professionals but also for university and high school students seeking to strengthen their foundational knowledge in accounting. This course offers a comprehensive understanding of financial accounting principles and practices, tailored to support academic success and lay a robust groundwork for future studies in finance and accounting.
Tailored Learning for Academic Success:
Whether you're a university student grappling with complex accounting concepts or a high school student eager to get a head start in finance, the GFA course provides the tools and resources necessary for academic excellence. Our course simplifies complex theories and practices, making them accessible and engaging for learners at different educational levels.
Elite Learning Experience:
As part of the Elite Subscription Plan, GFA combines the adaptability of asynchronous learning with individualized mentorship. This approach includes Global On-Demand (GOD) Video Lectures for flexible learning and one-on-one guidance through the Global One-on-One Mentorship (GOOM) Program, ensuring personalized support that aligns with your academic goals.
Modernized Curriculum with a Focus on Fundamentals:
The curriculum not only delves into advanced topics but also reinforces fundamental concepts crucial for academic coursework. It’s designed to bridge gaps in understanding and boost confidence in handling both basic and complex accounting tasks.
Enhanced Course Curriculum:
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Introductory Concepts:
- Basics of financial accounting for beginners, ideal for high school and early university level students.
- Understanding financial statements and the accounting cycle.
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Advanced Topics for University Students:
- In-depth exploration of topics like asset management, financial reporting, and analysis.
- Contemporary issues in accounting including digital reporting and global economic impacts.
Inclusive Course Delivery:
- Asynchronous Learning: Access lectures and materials anytime, a perfect fit for busy student schedules.
- Global Integrated Learning Framework (GILF): A blend of traditional and modern learning techniques, adaptable to individual learning styles.
- Personalized Academic Support: Through the GOOM program, receive mentorship that complements your academic curriculum, enhancing your understanding and performance in academic assessments.
Ideal for Academic Reinforcement:
The GFA course is an invaluable resource for high school and university students. It not only aids in mastering course materials but also provides a broader perspective on financial accounting, preparing students for future academic and professional pursuits in finance.
Enroll in GFA today and experience a unique educational journey that aligns with your academic and professional aspirations in the world of financial accounting.
| 1 | The scope and purpose of, financial statements for external reporting |
| 2 | The Qualitative Characteristics of Financial Information and Users’ and Stakeholders’ Needs |
| 3 | The regulatory framework |
| 4 | The main elements of financial reports |
| 5 | The Accounting Equation and Double-Entry Bookkeeping |
| 6 | Recording Transactions and Events |
| 7 | Accruals and prepayments. |
| 8 | Financial Statement Preparation |
| 9 | The trial balance and correcting errors. |
| 10 | The Use of Computers in Accounting |
| 11 | The Impact of Accounting on Business Decision-Making |
| 12 | Financial Ratios and Performance Measurement |
| 13 | Budgeting and Forecasting |
| 14 | Duties and Responsibilities of Those Charged with Governance |
| 15 | The Qualitative Characteristics of Financial Reporting |
| 16 | Inventory Valuation and Its Impact on Financial Statements |
| 17 | Depreciation Methods and Their Impact on Financial Statements |
| 18 | Depreciation Methods and Their Impact on Financial Statements Part 2 |
| 19 | Introduction to Financial Statements I: Balance Sheet and Income Statement |
| 20 | Introduction to Financial Statements II: Statement of Movement in Equity and Cash Flow Statement |
| 21 | Introduction to Financial Statements III: Notes to the Accounts and Analyzing Financial Statements |
| 22 | Financial Management I: Investment Decision; Traditional Methods of Investment Appraisal |
| 23 | Financial Management II: Investment Decision; Discounted Cash Flow Methods of Investment Appraisal |
| 24 | Financial Management II: Investment Decision; Discounted Cash Flow Methods of Investment Appraisal |
| 25 | Financial Management IV: Financing Decision; Sources of Finance |
| 26 | Financial Management V: Financing Decision; Cost of Capital |
| 27 | Financial Management VI: Managerial Decision; Working Capital and Risk Management |
| 28 | Double-Entry Book-Keeping and Accounting Records |
| 29 | Sales, Purchases, and Cash Management |
| 30 | Inventory Management and Tangible Assets |
| 31 | Intangible Assets and Accruals |
| 32 | Receivables, Payables, and Provisions |
| 33 | Capital Structure and Trial Balance |
| 34 | Correction of Errors and Control Accounts |
| 35 | Bank Reconciliations and Suspense Accounts |
| 36 | Financial Statements and Disclosure Notes |
| 37 | Events After Reporting Period and Cash Flows |
| 38 | Incomplete Records and Group Accounting |
| 39 | Financial Statement Analysis and Ratios |
| 40 | Budgeting and Forecasting |
| 41 | Duties and Responsibilities of Those Charged with Governance |
| 42 | The Qualitative Characteristics of Financial Reporting |
| 43 | Inventory Valuation and Its Impact on Financial Statements |
| 44 | Depreciation Methods and Their Impact on Financial Statements |
| 45 | Intangible Assets and Amortization |
| 46 | Provisions, Contingencies, and Events After the Reporting Period |
| 47 | Module 46: Financial Statement Preparation and Analysis |
| 48 | Disclosure Notes and Events After the Reporting Period |
| 49 | Consolidated Financial Statements and Subsidiaries |
| 50 | Financial Statement Analysis and Interpretation |
| 51 | Cash Flow Analysis and Management |
| 52 | Financial Reporting and Regulatory Framework |
| 53 | Ethical Issues in Financial Reporting |
| 54 | Financial Reporting for Specialized Industries |
| 55 | Environmental and Social Reporting |
| 56 | Module 55: Emerging Trends in Financial Reporting |
| 57 | Module 56: Financial Reporting and Digital Transformation |
| 58 | Financial Reporting and International Business |
| 59 | Advanced Financial Statement Analysis |
| 60 | Financial Reporting in the Digital Age |
| 61 | The Role of Financial Reporting in Corporate Governance |
| 62 | Financial Reporting and Ethical Considerations |
| 63 | Financial Reporting for Mergers and Acquisitions |
| 64 | Financial Reporting and Risk Management |
| 65 | Financial Reporting for Non-Profit Organizations |
| 66 | Financial Reporting for Government Entities |
| 67 | Financial Reporting for International Operations |
| 68 | Emerging Issues in Financial Reporting |
| 69 | Financial Reporting and Corporate Strategy |
| 70 | Financial Reporting for Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) |
| 71 | Financial Reporting for Startups and Early-Stage Companies |
| 72 | Cost Behavior and Cost-Volume-Profit Analysis |
| 73 | Cost Allocation and Activity-Based Costing |
| 74 | Standard Costing and Variance Analysis |
| 75 | Principles and Practices of Auditing |
| 76 | Internal Controls and Risk Assessment |
| 77 | Audit Procedures and Reporting |
| 78 | Principles of Taxation |
| 79 | Corporate Tax Reporting and Compliance |
| 80 | Tax Planning and Strategy |
| 81 | Principles of Leadership and Management |
| 82 | Developing, Managing, and Leading Teams |
| 83 | Managing Projects to Achieve Results |
| 84 | Creating and Delivering Operational Plans |
| 85 | Managing Risk |
| 86 | Principles of Marketing Products and Services |
| 87 | Managing Stakeholder Relationships |
| 88 | Managing Change |
| 89 | Financial Technology (FinTech) and Innovation |
| 90 | Forensic Accounting and Fraud Detection |
| 91 | Integrated Reporting and Sustainability Accounting |
| 92 | Behavioral Finance and Decision Making |
| 93 | Advanced Financial Modeling and Valuation |
| 94 | Global Financial Markets and Instruments |
| 95 | Strategic Financial Management |
| 96 | Digital Transformation in Accounting |
| 97 | Principles of Leadership and Management |
| 98 | Developing, Managing, and Leading Teams |
| 99 | Managing Projects to Achieve Results |
| 100 | Creating and Delivering Operational Plans |
| 101 | Managing Risk |
| 102 | Principles of Marketing Products and Services |
| 103 | Managing Stakeholder Relationships |
| 104 | Managing Change |
| 105 | Financial Statement Analysis and Interpretation |
| 106 | Blockchain Technology in Accounting |
| 107 | Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Financial Reporting |
| 108 | Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Reporting |
| 109 | Ethical Considerations in Accounting Practices |
| 110 | International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) vs. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP) |
| 111 | Accounting for Multinational Corporations |
| 112 | Accounting in the Financial Services Sector |
| 113 | Accounting for Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) |
| 114 | Predictive Analytics in Accounting |
| 115 | Big Data and its Impact on Financial Decision-Making |
| 116 | Negotiation and Communication Skills for Accountants |
| 117 | Leadership Development for Accounting Professionals |
| 118 | Blockchain Technology in Accounting |
| 119 | Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Financial Reporting |
| 120 | Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Reporting |
| 121 | Ethical Considerations in Accounting Practices |
Dr. Glen Brown
Dr. Glen Brown is a highly accomplished finance and accounting professional with over 25 years of experience in the industry. As the President & CEO of both Global Accountancy Institute, Inc. and Global Financial Engineering, Inc., Dr. Brown leads organizations dedicated to bridging the fields of accountancy, finance, investments, trading, and technology, positioning them as a global multi-asset class professional proprietary trading firm.
With a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Investments and Finance, Dr. Brown’s expertise spans a wide range of disciplines, including financial accounting, management accounting, finance, investments, strategic management, and risk management. In addition to his executive roles, Dr. Brown serves as the Chief Financial Engineer, Head of Trading & Investments, Chief Data Scientist, and Senior Lecturer in various financial disciplines, showcasing his commitment to both practical application and academic advancement in his field.
At the heart of Dr. Glen Brown’s leadership and accomplishments is his guiding philosophy: “We must consume ourselves in order to transform ourselves for our rebirth. We are blessed with subtlety, creative imaginations, and outstanding potential to attain spiritual enlightenment, transformation, and regeneration.” This belief drives Dr. Brown’s dedication to innovation, personal growth, and the pursuit of excellence in the world of finance and investments.
Through his extensive experience and unique philosophical approach, Dr. Glen Brown continues to foster a culture of innovation and success at Global Accountancy Institute, Inc. and Global Financial Engineering, Inc., offering cutting-edge solutions to complex financial challenges.
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