CIMA Professional Qualification - Advanced Financial Reporting module F2

The CIMA Professional Qualification is recognised worldwide as the most relevant global finance qualification for a career in business and finance. In the Advanced Financial Reporting module (F2), you will examine the financial accounting and reporting obligations of the business. You will compare and contrast sources of long-term funds, calculate their costs and explore the characteristics of different types of shares and long-term debts. This is one of the 12 modules you need to complete in order to achieve the CIMA Professional qualification. By successfully completing the Advanced Financial Reporting F2 exam, you will be one step closer to achieving the CIMA Professional Qualification. On completion of the CIMA Professional Qualification, you will be awarded the Chartered Global Management Accountant (CGMA) designation. This showcases your professionalism, business and leadership skills, ethics, and commitment. It is ideal for:

• Students who want to develop their accounting and finance knowledge.
• Those aspiring to work or progress their career in accounting, finance, or bookkeeping.

Future career options:

• Chartered accountant
• Finance manager
• Management accountant
• External auditor
• Forensic accountant
• Stockbroker
• Internal auditor
• Business analyst

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Course Content

Financing capital projects

• Types and sources of long-term funds
• Calculating the costs of long-term funds

Financial reporting standards

• Financial reporting standards for revenue, leases, financial instruments, intangible assets and provisions
• Financial reporting standards for group accounts

Group accounts

• Preparing group accounts based on IFRS
• Disclosure issues relating to group accounts
• Six capitals of integrated reporting

Analysing financial statements

• Analysing financial statements of organisations
• Recommending actions based on insights from the interpretation of financial statements
• Limitations of the tools used for interpreting financial statements