This webinar will teach how to calculate the Z-score and “correctly” interpret it based on a straightforward scale. A five-step “key ratio analysis” plan (liquidity, activity, leverage, operating performance, and cash flow analysis) will be displayed and tied into the comprehensive calculation of the Z-score. The session will conclude with a review of using sophisticated software such as Moody’s Lending Cloud to calculate both the Z-score and key ratios.

Areas Covered in the Webinar:-

• Determine how to calculate and correctly interpret the Z-score in order to predict a company’s bankruptcy
  • Methodology
  • Sampling techniques and sample size
  • Altman’s model (Z-score)
  • Hypothesis
  • Data Analysis and Findings
  • Correlation Analysis
• Learn a five-step “key ratio analysis” plan and tie the plan into the Z-score calculation
  1. Learn the five-step key ratio analysis model.
  2. Explore in-depth cash flow analysis applications.
  3. Calculate the lendable real estate, equity model.
  4. Understand industry comparisons and software applications.
  5. Review the Z-score bankruptcy prediction and sustainable growth models.
• Review the use of software to calculate both the Z-score and key ratios

Why Should You Attend:-

Is your company heading towards bankruptcy? Or are you dealing with a company you suspect close to filing bankruptcy?

It is important for CFOs, credit managers, or any financial professional what are the key things which need to be assessed to determine if a company is getting close to filing bankruptcy.

Attend this interactive webinar to learn what different auditors’ opinions are on the financial statements and what they mean. You will learn new terms such as Free cash flow, common-size financial statements, and key financial ratios. You will learn what the Z score is and how to use it to determine if a company is getting close to filing for bankruptcy.

Who Will Benefit:-

• Credit Managers
• Commercial loan officers
• CFOs
• CPAs
• Controllers
• Financial managers
• Auditors
• Practitioners who provide accounting, tax, or consulting services to businesses