Accounts Receivable Management and Collection TechniquesFinancial Management

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DurationOne day
Course Dates16 Feb 2024 9:00am - 16 Feb 2024 5:00pm
17 May 2024 9:00am - 17 May 2024 5:00pm
16 Aug 2024 9:00am - 16 Aug 2024 5:00pm
08 Nov 2024 9:00am - 08 Nov 2024 5:00pm

Course Fee

Member $444.70
Non-Member $523.20
  • Members enjoy a 15% discount before GST
  • Group Discount (3 or more participants) - 10%
  • Course fees updated with 9% GST for 2024

Funding Available

  1. COMPANY-SPONSORED PARTICIPANT
    SDF Grant Reimbursement (Non-WSQ)
    SDF Grant Amount: S$14.00
    Course Reference No.: TGS-2019500670
     
  2. INDIVIDUAL PARTICIPANT
    SkillsFuture Credit
    (Individual Singaporean aged 25 and above)
    Pre-approved SkillsFuture funding of S$500.00

Click HERE for more info on SkillsFuture.

 

Introduction

This is an intensive workshop on accounts receivable management. While sales are important, it is more crucial that the amounts sold on credit are ultimately collected on a timely basis with minimal bad debt losses.

The workshop trains participants on how to define a credit strategy, implement a credit policy, understand and interpret the fundamental information in financial statements, monitor accounts receivable outstanding and improve the effectiveness in the collection of accounts receivable.

Key Takeaways

Upon completion of this workshop, participants will be able to;

  • To be able to define a credit strategy
  • To be able to implement a credit policy
  • To be able to understand and interpret the fundamental information in financial statements
  • To be able to monitor accounts receivable outstanding
  • To improve the effectiveness of the collection of accounts receivable

Who Should Attend

A person who is involved directly or indirectly with the responsibilities of sales, marketing, credit approval, credit review and collection.

Programme Outline

  • Understanding the need for credit sales
  • Understanding the need for a credit policy
  • Gathering credit information
  • Understanding financial statements
  • Applying basic financial analysis of financial statements
  • Monitoring accounts receivables
  • Knowing the reasons for slow collections
  • Pre-empting excuses for not paying promptly
  • Seeing tell-tale signs of potential bad debts
  • Using collection techniques
  • Case Study & Practical Exercises

Please bring along a calculator.

Methodologies

Concepts and applications will be taught using simple analogies. Participants will each be given a set of course materials together with practical exercises to complete during the workshop. There will be a case study for participants to role play in debt collection.

Programme Trainer

Raymond Ang holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of Singapore, as well as a Master of Applied Finance degree from Macquarie University, Sydney. He has more than 35 years of working and training experience in the areas of accounting and finance. He will share his past direct experience in the areas of credit and accounts receivable management at a factoring company and financial institutions.

Furthermore, he has conducted numerous training and seminars for training institutions, universities, corporate clients and the public. To make the training interesting, he uses simple daily analogies to explain complex concepts for easy understanding.

If you are interested in this corporate programme, please complete the following form and one of our representatives will get back to you as soon as possible.

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Quick Information

This is an intensive workshop on accounts receivable management. While sales are important, it is more crucial that the amounts sold on credit are ultimately collected on a timely basis with minimal bad debt losses.

Contact Details

  +65 6842 6666
  mdc@mdis.edu.sg