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What to include in any business plan used to apply for financing from a European bank.

Which type of insurance broker you need, where to get further advice and how to act in good faith and declare risks.

Liquidity, solvency, efficiency and profitability ratio analysis can be used to assess business performance.

Use simple balance sheet comparisons to assess business performance internally and against competitors.

How transactions in the profit and loss account can affect balance sheet entries and vice versa.

Liabilities, assets, debtors and intangibles can all give you a picture of a business' financial health.

Fixed and current assets and liabilities are important contents of a balance sheet.

Limited companies and limited liability partnerships must produce a balance sheet as part of their annual accounts.

Balance sheets show a business' assets and liabilities and can help you assess a business' financial health.

The steps required to open a business bank account and the information you need to provide.

Take care in controlling your bank charges and find out when they will be taken from the account.

How online banking can reduce costs and improve control of your finances, and how you can switch to online banking.

The benefits and issues involved around changing your business bank and how to switch accounts.

How to build a good relationship with your bank and manage your bank account carefully.

What financial, personal and business information you'll need to give to a bank to set up a new business account.

The different types of accounts and key factors to consider when choosing a business bank account.

The advantages of setting up a business bank account for your business.

How to choose a business bank account and the benefits of getting value from your current deal.

A case study of how to avoid a situation of overtrading and the potential disaster it causes.

A case study of a situation of overtrading and the potential disaster it causes.

How to solve cashflow shortfalls and bring new money into the business in a variety of ways.

Debt factoring, prompt payment discounts and regulating cashflow help reduce the risk of overtrading.

Debtor days ratios and creditor days ratios estimate how long you take to pay debts and customers take to pay you.

Gearing ratios, working capital ratios and quick ratios are useful tools to compare assets and liabilities.

Ensuring a closer match between sales and production cycles can help avoid overtrading.