Learn practical liquidity and solvency analysis through real business scenarios. Our program focuses on skills you'll use every day — not theoretical concepts that gather dust.
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We've spent years watching professionals struggle with analysis methods that look impressive but don't solve real problems. Here's what we focus on instead.
Forget complex formulas. Learn to spot cash flow problems before they become crises. We'll show you warning signs that standard ratios often miss.
Understanding whether a company can survive tough times requires more than debt ratios. We explore market conditions, industry cycles, and operational flexibility.
Every concept comes with real examples from Thai businesses. You'll analyze actual cases and learn to communicate findings clearly to stakeholders.
Theory alone doesn't prepare you for the messy reality of financial analysis. We use actual case studies from companies operating in Thailand's market.
A profitable electronics manufacturer faced a liquidity crisis despite strong sales. Learn to identify seasonal patterns and working capital challenges that traditional analysis overlooks.
How do you evaluate solvency when a consulting firm wants to double its workforce? We explore scenario planning and stress testing for service-based businesses.
Multi-generational businesses have unique financial patterns. Study how ownership structure affects liquidity management and long-term financial stability.
Forget lecture halls and theoretical presentations. Our approach puts you in situations where financial analysis skills matter most — when decisions need to be made quickly and accurately.
Each session starts with a real business scenario. You'll work through the analysis process step by step, learning to ask the right questions and interpret results in context.
Next cohort begins August 2025 with 12 intensive weekend sessions
Different industries face different challenges. Our mixed-background groups help you understand how liquidity issues vary between manufacturing, services, and retail businesses.
Small groups of 8-12 participants ensure meaningful interaction
Beyond formal sessions, you'll have access to practitioners who've navigated complex financial situations. They provide guidance on applying concepts to your specific work environment.
Monthly office hours and project consultation included
Build a collection of analysis work that demonstrates your skills. These aren't academic exercises — they're professional-quality reports you can reference in your career.
Graduate with 6 completed case studies and methodology frameworks
Our next program starts August 2025. Applications open in March, and we typically fill all spots within the first month. If you're serious about improving your financial analysis capabilities, let's talk.