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Financial Modelling FundamentalsAn introduction to model building in Excel for valuation, debt & corporate finance purposes Learn to create professional models via a worked example & display results via charts, data tables & conditional formatting |
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Course Objectives
NEW 2 DAY COURSE
Course Requirements
- Mid level Excel knowledge
- Laptops
Key Learning Outcomes
> Examine relevant functions and commands of Excel for building models
– Define a financial model, its purpose, structure and common errors
– Key elements of best practice model design
– Build a case study model
> The skeleton structure, construction and operation pages
> Creating assumptions, calculations, dates, worksheets, debt schedules, ratios etc
– Debt – Develop debt schedules, ratios and cash waterfalls
– Risk - Identify scenarios and incorporate breakeven, what-if and payback analysis
– Document, summarise and present results
– Tips for using your new skills so you don’t forget back at work
"Most people have only ever uncovered 10% off Excel’s potential... because they are too busy, but sitting down for a day and learning about the other 90% will actually increase productivity"
About the Course
We take a company, with global operations, that has both a construction and operations phase, and use many of the powerful functions and commands of Excel to create a model covering 6 different international branches and a report with impressive presentation.
We also look at some key calculations covering valuation and debt ratios.
Depending on the participants on the day and their knowledge/requirements, this course can be tailored to have more or less basic Excel and Corporate Finance
Who Should Attend
Business and Finance Analysts, General Managers, Finance Managers, Government Analysts, Investment Managers, CFOs and Finance Directors, Bankers, Accountants and those in Corporate/Structured Finance
Course Requirements
- Mid level Excel knowledge
- Laptopss




