Most finance professionals struggle with liquidity and solvency assessments because they lack a structured framework. We've built this eight-month program around the methods that actually work in Australian markets.
Classes start September 2025. You'll work through real company data and build analytical models that matter. Not theory for theory's sake—practical analysis you can apply immediately.
Three distinct phases that build on each other. Each section prepares you for the next, and you'll have ongoing support throughout.
Start with liquidity fundamentals. Working capital cycles, cash conversion periods, and quick ratio analysis. You'll dissect five Australian companies in different sectors.
We focus on pattern recognition—what healthy liquidity actually looks like versus early warning signs.
Debt structure analysis, coverage ratios, and long-term viability metrics. This is where you learn to spot sustainability issues before they become crises.
Case studies from the 2020-2023 period show how companies navigated actual financial stress.
Your final twelve weeks involve a comprehensive analysis project. Pick a publicly traded Australian company and conduct full liquidity and solvency assessment.
Present findings to peers and receive detailed feedback from instructors with industry experience.
Our instructors come from financial analysis backgrounds. They've done this work professionally and understand what actually matters when you're assessing a company's financial health.
Spent fourteen years analyzing mining and resources companies for institutional investors. Henrik specializes in liquidity assessment for capital-intensive industries and teaches the foundation modules.
Previously worked in credit risk assessment for a major Australian bank. Maeve brings practical experience from reviewing thousands of company financials and leads the solvency assessment section.
The curriculum covers both technical skills and practical application. Each module includes exercises using real financial statements from Australian companies.
Cash flow patterns, working capital management, and short-term financial health indicators. You'll learn to calculate and interpret current ratios, quick ratios, and cash ratios in context.
Debt capacity, capital structure, and long-term financial stability assessment. Understanding covenant structures and how companies manage their debt obligations over time.
Different sectors require different analytical approaches. Retail companies face liquidity challenges that don't apply to software firms. Mining companies have solvency considerations unique to their capital intensity.
Bringing everything together into a complete financial health analysis. Writing clear reports that communicate findings to non-technical stakeholders.
The September 2025 cohort has space for eighteen participants. We keep classes small because everyone presents their analysis work and receives individual feedback.
Applications open in May. We review submissions on a rolling basis and typically fill spots by mid-August. If you have questions about whether this program fits your background, contact us before applying.
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