Energy Industry Financial Literacy

financial literacy for the energy industry

Dates:

23 June 2015 — Calgary
Early bird deadline: 23 May 2015, 11:59 p.m. (MT)

23-24 June 2015 — Calgary (2-Day Suite)
Early bird deadline: 23 May 2015, 11:59 p.m. (MT)

Venue: Please refer to the calendar.

Fee:
$945 + GST
$1695 + GST for 2-day Financial Literacy & Risk Management

Early bird fee:
$895 + GST
$1595 + GST for 2-day Financial Literacy & Risk Management

Early bird discount applies if registered by indicated deadline.
Further discounts apply for more than 1 registrant.

Course Contact: If you have any questions about this course, e-mailor phone 403-457-0260.

Overview and Description

The focus of the one-day Financial Literacy for the Energy Industry course is on understanding the design, construction and interpretation of financial statements. Using a round-table discussion format, the facilitator — energy industry veteran Steve Yallouz — will review the essential elements of the key financial reports of a Canadian energy company.

I. Introduction and Background

  1. Energy Industry Characteristics
  2. Financial Characteristics

II. The Primary Tools

  1. Income Statement
  2. Balance Sheet
  3. Cash Flow Statement

III. Financial Ratios (Pros and Cons): their uses and limitations
IV. Impacts on Accounting (Successful Efforts vs Full Cost)
V. IFRS vs GAPP methods
VI. Use of Depreciation
VII. Impacts on Valuation and the Audit Opinion

By the end of the day, participants in the Energy Industry Financial Literacy course will be able to read financial statements, understand how they are constructed, and be able to communicate with energy industry financial professionals in an informed manner.


Oak Leaf Energy Training offers oil and gas training and energy courses across Canada – Calgary, Edmonton, Regina, Vancouver, and Toronto.