How to Read Annual Reports & Balance Sheets, , Raghu Palat, Jaico Publishing House, 8172241011

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How to Read Annual Reports & Balance Sheets

Raghu Palat (Author)

Synopsis Annual Reports can be daunting. Many find them overwhelming and even frightening because they do not understand them. Consequently, they look at the net income and if it has increased and a dividend has been paid they look no further in the belief that all is well. This may be far from the truth. In this age of creative accounting and innovative ideas, accounting theory itself is engineered by companies to create profits, sometimes out of thin air. In this book Raghu Palat, in his own distinctive and lucid style explains how one may read annual reports and balance sheets. This concise and practical book is intended for businessmen, managers, students, investors and anyone else who needs to read and wants to understand The Annual Report and Balance Sheet of a company.

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About the author

Raghu Palat

Raghu Palat is one India's leading writers on banking, finance and investment. He has authored eighteen extremely well-received books. Mr. Palat is, by professions, a banking consultant. He has been instrumental in the restructuring of banks and developing and abroad. He has earlier held very senior-level executive positions with multinational banks in India and abroad. He is also a Director in Cheque Mate Infotech Private Ltd., a company that manages a finance portal called ww.bankingrules.com. He conducts workshops on Effective Business Writing. Business Etiquette, Effective Presentation Skills, Banking and Finance. Mr. Palat is an acknowledged authority on banking, investment and finance. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales, and an Associate of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in India. He has lectured as a visiting faculty member at the invitation of the Bankers Training College, Mumbai, and the South East Asia Central Bankers Association (SEACEN), which is headquartered in Malaysia. Raghu Palat lives in Mumbai with his wife Pushpa, two daughters, Divya and Nikhila, and their cocker spaniels, Champ and Cookie.

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