The Analysis of Financial Situation of Ogdcl
Introduction:
ACCA provides it’s students and exclusive advantage through the degree partnership with Oxford Brookes University on completion of ACCA part 2. After part 2 ACCA students have to complete a research and analysis project on one of topics given by Oxford Brookes University on any organization of their choice and can obtain B.Sc degree from Oxford Brookes University. This bachelor’s degree recognized and honored through out the world and provides a base step towards master degree. This analysis reports can be used in decision making and performance evaluation of any entity by the different user according to their needs and requirements. The authorized topics by Oxford Brookes University are almost 22 in numbers for this Research and Analysis project. In the topic selection process, I felt various difficulties about;
❖ Availability of detail and authentic information about authorized topics. ❖ The application of limited information available on the apparent organization. ❖ Performance of broad and comprehensive analysis without knowing real aspects.
But my this difficulty was resolved by my mentor at my first meeting. I discussed with him some clear proposal of my choice of topic, aims, objectives and limitations of my report. After detail discussion and exchange of views, we reached at the conclusion of performing on following topic;
“An Analysis of the Financial Situation of Your Choice of Organization”
The selection of this topic was as a result of various influences and views discussed with my mentor. Some of which are as follows;
❖ The approved and authentic easily available information. ❖ This analysis provides overall summarized sketch of company’s financial performance and operating achievement of their desired objectives against certain standards. ❖ The topic is easily understandable, having broad, simple and clearly defined scope.
According to above-mentioned positive
ACCA provides it’s students and exclusive advantage through the degree partnership with Oxford Brookes University on completion of ACCA part 2. After part 2 ACCA students have to complete a research and analysis project on one of topics given by Oxford Brookes University on any organization of their choice and can obtain B.Sc degree from Oxford Brookes University. This bachelor’s degree recognized and honored through out the world and provides a base step towards master degree. This analysis reports can be used in decision making and performance evaluation of any entity by the different user according to their needs and requirements. The authorized topics by Oxford Brookes University are almost 22 in numbers for this Research and Analysis project. In the topic selection process, I felt various difficulties about;
❖ Availability of detail and authentic information about authorized topics. ❖ The application of limited information available on the apparent organization. ❖ Performance of broad and comprehensive analysis without knowing real aspects.
But my this difficulty was resolved by my mentor at my first meeting. I discussed with him some clear proposal of my choice of topic, aims, objectives and limitations of my report. After detail discussion and exchange of views, we reached at the conclusion of performing on following topic;
“An Analysis of the Financial Situation of Your Choice of Organization”
The selection of this topic was as a result of various influences and views discussed with my mentor. Some of which are as follows;
❖ The approved and authentic easily available information. ❖ This analysis provides overall summarized sketch of company’s financial performance and operating achievement of their desired objectives against certain standards. ❖ The topic is easily understandable, having broad, simple and clearly defined scope.
According to above-mentioned positive
Bibliography: Articles: ❖ ACCA Student Accountant February, 2007 “Interpreting Financial Statements” by Chirstopher Pylee. ❖ Clark, Scott. “Financial Ratios Hold the Key to Smart Business”. Birmingham Business Journal February 11, 2000. ❖ ACCA Student Accountant May, 2004 “How to approach performance appraisal question” by Stevescott.