In the final part of the KPI and Ratio series we’re looking at gearing ratios, which reveal the inherent risks in different capital structures. If you’re new to the concept of gearing then this is a great primer for these important ratios.
This week, we’re looking at liquidity ratios, in the second in our series on KPIs and ratios. We’ll cover how to get to grips with these important metrics, how to calculate them and analyse them.
Profitability metrics are a group of key performance indicators that analysts use to measure businesses. This week we explain profitability and show how these KPIs can be useful to your business.
The third and final part of the Beginner’s Guide to Variance Analysis! In this article, we recap the methodology of actuals vs forecast analysis and look at how to interpret the results. It turns out that re-forecasting and course correction are just some of the things that variance analysis can offer a business.
In the second article in our Beginner’s Guide to Variance Analysis, we look at the kinds of information you’ll need to complete a variance analysis, and how to calculate the % variance between actual and forecast values.
In the first of 3 articles on ‘A Beginner’s Guide to Variance Analysis’, I’m going to explain what actual vs forecast based variance analysis is – and how to plan effectively using it.
What makes some small teams more successful than others? And what are the key ingredients that make for a superstar small team? This week, we’ll show you our own experiences running small teams in an entrepreneurial environment and to teach you how to make your small team punch above their weight.
Writing a business plan doesn’t have to cost a penny. Here’s a guide to help you get a professional looking initial business plan written up for free.
Some tasks just suck up time – in which case you need to delegate. In this guest article from Kayleigh Alexandra at Micro Startups, we delve into 7 tasks to delegate early on.
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