Bill Hanna

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Hey guys, this is Bill Hanna, your favorite financial controller with about 20 years of experience in corporate accounting and finance.

Today's video is about the difference between OCF and FCF.

And to quickly illustrate the difference for you, If a company begins its accounting period with a cash balance, that's right here, typically cash balance fluctuates as you conduct business in a company.

Hey guys, welcome to another episode with The Financial Controller.

My name is Bill Hanna, and I've been in the finance game for the last 15 years, and this channel is all about discussing interesting finance topics and financial career advice, as well as discussing corporate fraud.

And once in a while, we'll profile a company that's been in the news lately.

In this case here today, we're discussing NIO, the electric car company.

Welcome to another video by The Financial Controller.

My name is Bill Hanna, and I've been in the accounting game for the last 15 years.

And if you're new to this channel, what we do here, we discuss interesting finance concept and accounting fraud cases and career advice as well.

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Welcome to another video with your favorite financial controller, Bill Hanna here.

I bring about 20 years of experience in corporate accounting and finance, which I teach here in a free form on YouTube, as well as paid courses on the Controller Academy.

So today's video is about how CFOs analyze EBIT versus EBITDA versus adjusted EBITDA.

five frequently asked financial analyst interview questions hey guys welcome to another video my name is Bill Hanna and this is the financial controller channel where we talk about tips and tricks for accounting and finance career based on my own knowledge and being in the game for the last 15 years I've been a licensed CPA in the great state of New York for the last five years and I've been a hiring manager and I've also been a job seeker and I know from both sides of the table the most frequently asked questions in terms of accounting or finance career before diving into today's video i just wanted to give a big thank you and a shout out to everybody who subscribed to the channel this is a young channel we only started out a few months ago and we are now at about 800 subscribers so thank you so much for that it's been a huge support and it encourages me to do more and give you more in the next videos so today's video will go over the five most frequently asked financial analyst questions we'll go over the questions and their answers and then at the end of the video I'm gonna give you what I think is the way that you should handle these questions if you don't know the answer so if you have a deer in the headlight moment and you're asked a question you don't know the answer how did I see as a hiring manager will be an acceptable behavior or what should you say in this kind of situation so without further ado let's dive right in Okay guys, so the first question goes like, what is a key ratio to consider when evaluating a new business? Now the reason why I put this question at the beginning of the video is because this is the most frequently asked question.

It comes up a lot in interview questions for financial analysts.

And so the best answer in my opinion is ROI, which is return on investment.

Hey guys, welcome back to another video with your favorite financial controller, Bill Hanna here, bringing about 20 years of experience in corporate accounting as a controller.

Today's video is about financial consolidation.

So we're going to try to make the consolidation process as painless as possible by doing three easy steps.

Welcome back to another Finance Bite with your favorite financial controller, Bill Hanna here.

We're talking about EBITDA versus adjusted EBITDA.

EBITDA is earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization.

how to record a journal entry the easy way.

welcome to another video guys my name is Bill Hanna and this is the financial controller channel where I teach you tips and tricks to supercharge your accounting career I've been in the accounting game for over 15 years I started out as an auditor then I went to become a staff accountant senior and then manager and then now a controller and the whole purpose of this channel is to give you the summary and the juice of my experience over the last 15 years so that you can apply to your own career and learn from it So today we're talking about how to record a journal entry and journal entries are the building blocks of the financial statements.

As we all know, business transactions get recorded in the form of debits and credits as a journal entry that will go to a trial balance.

The purpose of which is to make sure that all of our debits and credits are equal.

If you are new to the channel, welcome.

My name is Bill Hanna.

I'm the financial controller, and I've spent a couple of decades working in corporate accounting and analysis.

And this channel is all about bringing my experience to you so that you can use it to grow your own career.