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Why You Should Attend This Seminar
This seminar will assist those looking for an understanding of the financing side of a balance sheet. It will introduce some of the accounting principles, rules, jargon and ratios relating to the capital included within financial statements.
Seminar Programme
Examination of the Annual Report of a Plc
Share Capital
Reserves
Distributable profits
Borrowings
Speaker: Paul Hughes. Paul has spent the last 31 years working in finance; either in a consultancy or training role. He is a fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants and has developed a programme of seminars which seeks to improve the financial awareness and understanding of lawyers.
New dates for this event are currently being finalised. Please contact us to register your interest in this seminar, and details will be dispatched to you as soon as they become available.
This seminar has been approved for 3 CPD hours by The Solicitors Regulation Authority (REF: CVX/MBLS)
This seminar has been approved for 3 CPD hours by The Institute of Legal Executives (REF: CVXMBL)
This seminar has been approved for 3 CPD hours by The Institute of Paralegals
All our courses are available on an in-house basis. To discuss your requirements, please call us on 0161 793 0984, email inhouse@mblseminars.co.uk or fax us on 0161 728 8139.
The MBL Season ticket entitles you to up to 50% off the normal cost of our seminars. For details on how to register as a Season Ticket holder click here
To book your places over the phone call 0161 793 0984
To book by fax contact us on 0161 728 8139
Alternatively you can write to:
MBL Seminars Limited, Denning House, 1 Hazelhurst Road, Worsley, Manchester, England, M28 2SX
Accredited for CPD purposes by the Solicitors Regulation Authority, the Bar Standards Board, the Institute of Paralegals, the Institute of Legal Executives, the Council for Licensed Conveyancers, the Institute of Professional Willwriters and the Pensions Management Institute.
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