This webinar is part of CPD Fest 2024

Course Details

Cormac Lucey will cover the following topics during this webinar:

 

  • The most important measure of a company’s financial performance
  • How it varies by industry sector
  • What it means for investor returns
  • Why it’s more important than current measures of a company’s valuation
  • Using this variable, where might there opportunities in today’s global equity market?

 

Course Level: Intermediate

8 hour Pass

  • Access to 4 CPD Sessions

  • 8 Hours of CPD

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  • Over 48 Sessions to choose from

  • Access Digital Note Packs

  • Hear from industry experts!


8 Hours CPD across 4 sessions of your choice

€250

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16 hour Pass

  • Access to 8 CPD Sessions

  • 16 Hours of CPD

  • Pick n' Mix any choice of topics

  • Over 48 Sessions to choose from

  • Access Digital Note Packs

  • Hear from industry experts!


16 Hours CPD across 8 sessions of your choice

€450

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24 hour Pass

  • Access to 12 CPD Sessions

  • 24 Hours of CPD

  • Pick n' Mix any choice of topics

  • Over 48 Sessions to choose from

  • Access Digital Note Packs

  • Hear from industry experts!


24 Hours CPD across 12 sessions of your choice

€625

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CPD Course Speaker

Finance Lecturer & Economics Columnist

Cormac Lucey

Cormac Lucey teaches finance, at post-graduate level, at the IMI, UCD, TCD and Chartered Accountants Ireland.

He is also a commentator on economic affairs both on broadcast media and through his weekly columns with The Sunday Times (Irish edition).

He served as a special adviser to Michael McDowell when he was Tánaiste (Irish deputy prime minister) between 2002 and 2007. Cormac previously worked both in industry and in corporate finance in both Ireland in Germany.