Master Financial Analysis Through Real Scenarios
Our autumn 2025 program teaches liquidity and solvency analysis using actual company cases from Taiwan's market. You'll work through financial statements that tell real stories, not textbook examples.
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Build Skills That Match Market Needs
Each module connects directly to what financial analysts actually do. We skip the theory-heavy approach and focus on practical application.
Cash Flow Patterns
Learn to spot warning signs in operating cash flow statements. We examine real companies that faced liquidity issues and study what the numbers revealed months before public announcements.
Working Capital Analysis
Understand how businesses manage day-to-day finances. You'll analyze different industries and see how working capital requirements vary significantly based on business models.
Debt Structure Assessment
Evaluate how companies finance operations and growth. We look at debt maturity schedules, covenant requirements, and refinancing risks that impact solvency assessments.
Learning From Market Experience
Our instructors spent years working with Taiwanese companies across manufacturing, retail, and technology sectors. They've seen financial stress situations play out in real time.
This experience shapes how we teach. Rather than memorizing ratio formulas, you'll understand what those numbers mean for actual business operations and stakeholder decisions.
How Analytical Skills Develop
Financial analysis improves through repeated practice with varied situations. Our curriculum exposes you to different company scenarios so pattern recognition develops naturally.
Comparative Analysis Skills
By November 2025, participants typically demonstrate ability to compare companies within same industry, identifying which businesses show stronger liquidity positions based on multiple metrics rather than single ratios.
Forward-Looking Assessment
Students learn to project potential liquidity challenges based on current trends and planned business activities. This includes evaluating how capital expenditure plans might affect working capital needs.
Meet Your Instructors
Both bring decade-plus experience analyzing financial statements for investment decisions and credit risk assessment in Taiwan's market.
Simone Vaughn
Simone worked in credit analysis for manufacturing sector companies. She specializes in identifying early warning indicators in working capital cycles and has reviewed over 300 company financials.
Raina Blackwell
Raina focused on debt structure analysis and refinancing risk assessment. Her background includes work with companies navigating financial restructuring and evaluating long-term sustainability.
Program Details for Autumn 2025
Classes begin September 13, 2025 and run for twelve weeks. Sessions happen Saturday mornings to accommodate professional schedules.
We maintain small group sizes to allow individual feedback on your analysis work. You'll complete practical exercises between sessions using provided financial statements.
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Ready to Strengthen Your Analysis Skills?
Our September 2025 cohort has limited seats available. Review the program structure and reach out with questions about whether this fits your professional development goals.
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