FINANCIAL STATEMENT: A TOOL FOR EVALUATING PERFORMANCE OF COMPANIES AND INVESTMENT DECISION WITH REFERENCE TO BEING AND BOWS NIGERIA LIMITED

FINANCIAL
STATEMENT: A TOOL FOR EVALUATING PERFORMANCE OF COMPANIES AND INVESTMENT
DECISION WITH REFERENCE TO BEING AND BOWS NIGERIA LIMITED

PROPOSAL

 

In today’s
economy, information and accountability have assumed a larger role in our
society.

As a result the financial statement with an independent audit
report are of vital services to investors, creditors and other participants in
economic exchange.

Financial statements can only be valuable to those who know
how to use them.  As a result of their
key role in business, the researcher has been spurred to embark on this work.

Financial ratios have been used to analyze and interpret the
financial statements or the selected companies. 
That is in an effort to sow, for the benefit of those who should like to
be in business, how the financial statement could be used to aid in investment
decisions and business growth.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Title
page

Approval
page

Dedication

Proposal

Acknowledgement

Table
of contents

CHAPTER ONE

INTRODUCTION

1.1           
Background
of the study

1.2           
Statement
of problems

1.3           
Objective
of the study

1.4           
Significance
of the study

1.5           
Historical
background of the firms under study

Note

 

CHAPTER TWO

LITERATURE
REVIEW

2.1           
Financial
information and its users

2.2           
The
nature of financial accounting conventions

2.3           
The  concepts and conventions

2.4           
Development
of generally accepted accounting principles

2.5           
A review
of working capital

2.6           
The
contents of financial statement

2.7           
The
statement of souces and application of fund

2.8           
The
auditors report on financial statements

2.9           
Cash
burgets

2.10       Financial analysis

2.11       Finaancial ratios

2.12       Empirical studies on ratios as predictive of
business

2.13       Leverage in business

Notes

CHAPTER
THREE

3.1           
RESEARCH METHOD AND DESIGN

3.2           
Sources
of data collection

3.3           
Primary
sources of data collection

3.4           
Secondary
sources of data collection

3.5           
Data
collection and procedures

3.6           
Analytical
techniques

3.7           
Determination
of sample size

3.8           
Validation
of research instrument

CHAPTER FOUR

ANALYSIS
AND INTERPRETATION OF DATA

4.1           
The
balance sheet of benix

4.2           
Analysis
of financial statement of benix limited and its interpretation

4.3           
The
balance sheet of bonus limited

4.4           
The
profit and loss account of bonus limited

4.5           
Analysis
of the financial statement of bonus limited and its interpretation

4.6           
Presentation
and analysis of data

CHAPTER
FIVE

5.0           
Summary
findings, recommendation and conclusion

5.1     summary of findings

5.2     recommendation and conclusion

Bibliography

Vita

Questionnaire

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