Trend analysis is a type of financial analysis that involves comparing a company’s financial data over multiple periods to identify trends and patterns. For example, this type of analysis helps to identify whether the company’s financial performance is improving or declining over time.
Cash flow analysis is a type of financial analysis that involves examining a company’s cash inflows and outflows to assess its ability to generate cash and meet its financial obligations. This analysis helps identify whether the company generates sufficient cash to fund its operations and investments.
The ultimate goal of financial analysis is to make sure that Company as an object for analysis is in good state currently (make sure you use the most recent financial statements). To look into the future and make some forecasts, you need to develop a financial model on the basis of historical data achieved and to verify the performance of the model on that data set with actual value of the factors and assumptions in the past. Sensitivity analysis (as the first stage of Scenario Analysis) will help in this case. It is the type of analytical work that explores the impact of changes in key assumptions on a company’s financial performance. This type of analysis helps to identify the most important drivers of the company’s financial performance and the potential risks and opportunities associated with these drivers.
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