Small Group Finance Classes

Our Finance Training Classes courses are instructor-led in our Manhattan classrooms or live online (virtual learning).

Financial Modeling Bootcamp
- Weekdays only
- 21 hours
- Prerequisites required
Learn the skills you need to become a top financial analyst: advanced Excel, financial modeling, corporate finance, and accounting. Build a financial model to value a public company, and learn industry best practices from experienced investment bankers and analysts.

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Financial Analyst Training Program
- Weekdays only
- 35 hours
- Open to beginners
In this 5-day financial analyst program, you'll master Excel, review corporate finance and financial accounting concepts, and build a comprehensive valuation model on a public company.

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Intro to Financial Accounting
- Weekdays only
- 6 hours
- Open to beginners
Learn how to analyze financial statements and reports. Master financial accounting fundamentals such as accrual accounting, the three main financial statements, and the metrics and ratios analysts use.

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Advanced Excel for Financial Modeling
- Weekdays only
- 7 hours
- Prerequisites required
Master the advanced Excel tricks, techniques, and tools financial analysts use to build and audit financial models. By the end of this course, you will know how to write efficient and flexible formulas, create sensitivity analysis, and master Excel's features for finance.

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Stock Market Investing Fundamentals
- Weekdays only
- 6 hours
- Open to beginners
Learn what moves stock prices and how stocks are valued by investors. In this course, you will learn the essentials of valuation (such as P/E ratios and DCF analysis), financial statements, and fundamentals of stock investing. We will analyze recent earnings releases and valuation multiples of companies such as Google and Apple to provide a framework for fundamental investment research. The class strives to provide participants with a sound understanding of how financial markets work, rather than providing get-rich-quick trading schemes. The principles taught in this course are stressed by value investors such as Warren Buffett and Benjamin Graham.

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Advanced Excel & Real Estate Modeling
- Not currently scheduled
- 14 hours
- Prerequisites required
In this 2-day course, you will master the advanced Excel tricks, techniques, and tools financial analysts use to build and audit financial models. This will also cover real estate fundamentals used to create real estate models. You will create a real estate acquisition model using assumptions for the purchase price, financing, operating performance, and exit cap rate.

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Intro to Corporate Finance
- Not currently scheduled
- 3 hours
- Open to beginners
Learn the essentials of corporate finance, from capital allocation to corporate valuation, initial public offerings, financial instruments, and mergers and acquisitions. Throughout the class, we will use real-world case studies of recent deals and examine live pricing of various securities.

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Commercial Real Estate Investments
- Not currently scheduled
- 3 hours
- Open to beginners
Learn the essentials of commercial real estate investing: cap rates, net operating income, property types, valuation and more. In this course, you'll analyze the various types of commercial real estate investments and the factors that drive value.

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Real Estate Investing Fundamentals
- Not currently scheduled
- 4 hours
- Open to beginners
Get going with the fundamentals of real estate investing in this Real Estate Fundamentals course. Learn the key terms and concepts of real estate investing to build your foundational real estate and investing knowledge.

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Python for Finance Bootcamp
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- 18 hours
- Prerequisites required
In this advanced course, you will cover the major Python financial libraries to gather and manipulate financial data. You will start by working with financial APIs to fetch financial, company, and economic data. We will analyze financial statements from the SEC website, including financial ratios derived from the income statement and balance sheet. You will build a risk management models using Python libraries to create VAR models and Monte Carlo simulation. We will learn how to apply statistical measures such as linear regression to financial uses such as stock prices.

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FinTech Bootcamp
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- 102 hours
- Open to beginners
- Financing available
- 1:1 Mentoring
At the end of the certificate, students will feel comfortable trading in Excel spreadsheets for Jupyter notebook. Students will leave this course having worked on multiple projects using Python to pull, clean, analyze, and visualize financial data from all different sources. Additionally, students will learn how to use machine learning to build predictive financial models and export them into PDF or Excel. Lastly, students will gain an understanding of how to organize and find data in SQL.

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Capital Markets

When you think of the word finance, what likely comes to mind is car financing, or financing a home purchase, etc. Car or home financing is simply how one plans to pay for those purchases.

Finance is how companies pay to make investments (like capital improvements, acquisitions, etc.) and maintain daily operations. The cheapest source of capital, or money, is cash on hand, or cash generated from the ongoing operations of the business. However, many companies need additional cash, and this is where debt and equity financing comes into play.

Debt financing includes loans from a bank or bond offering (see below for more detail on bonds). When taking on debt financing, a company borrows money and promises to repay the principal (original borrowed amount) and interest. The interest rate can be fixed or variable (based on certain interest rate benchmarks like LIBOR), and the principal must be repaid on the maturity date (some debt financing allows for early repayment without penalty - it varies). Debt financing is a cheaper source of capital than equity because of its senior position - debtholders must be paid before equity holders.

With debt financing the cheaper alternative, why would companies look at equity financing? And what exactly is equity financing? When a company raises by issuing equity, it is selling shares to investors for cash it can use to finance its operations and investments. The existing shareholders now own less of the company, but the company has the cash it needs to execute its plan.

Companies can raise equity through private or public issuances. Let's start with the widely-known Initial Public Offering or IPO. In an IPO, a company sells its shares for the first time to the public, meaning anyone can buy the shares. The shares trade on exchanges and can be bought and sold easily (increased "liquidity"). After an IPO, companies can sell additional shares to the public in what is called a Secondary Offering. Companies can raise equity on the private markets, often through venture capitalists or angel investors.

Another form of financing is preferred stock, which is a hybrid of debt and equity. Preferred stock has a fixed interest rate like debt, but the maturity date is often long or perpetual, giving it an equity-like risk profile. Preferred stockholders are not entitled to the same dividend or voting rights as stockholders.

September 2022
Stock Market Investing Fundamentals September 22 Thursday 10–5pm	$299 6 Hours NYC or Live Online	Learn what moves stock prices and how stocks are valued by investors. In this course, you will learn the essentials of valuation (such as P/E ratios and DCF analysis), financial statements, and fundamentals of stock investing. We will analyze recent earnings releases and valuation multiples of companies such as Google and Apple to provide a framework for fundamental investment research. The class strives to provide participants with a sound understanding of how financial markets work, rather than providing get-rich-quick trading schemes. The principles taught in this course are stressed by value investors such as Warren Buffett and Benjamin Graham.	Add to cart
October 2022
Financial Analyst Training Program October 24–28 Weekdays 10–5pm	$1,295 35 Hours NYC or Live Online	In this 5-day financial analyst program, you'll master Excel, review corporate finance and financial accounting concepts, and build a comprehensive valuation model on a public company.	Add to cart
Advanced Excel for Financial Modeling October 26 Wednesday 10–5pm	$350 7 Hours NYC or Live Online	Master the advanced Excel tricks, techniques, and tools financial analysts use to build and audit financial models. By the end of this course, you will know how to write efficient and flexible formulas, create sensitivity analysis, and master Excel's features for finance.	Add to cart
Financial Modeling Bootcamp October 26–28 Wednesday to Friday 10–5pm	$995 21 Hours NYC or Live Online	Learn the skills you need to become a top financial analyst: advanced Excel, financial modeling, corporate finance, and accounting. Build a financial model to value a public company, and learn industry best practices from experienced investment bankers and analysts.	Add to cart
November 2022
Intro to Financial Accounting November 2 Wednesday 10–5pm	$325 6 Hours NYC or Live Online	Learn how to analyze financial statements and reports. Master financial accounting fundamentals such as accrual accounting, the three main financial statements, and the metrics and ratios analysts use.	Add to cart
December 2022
Stock Market Investing Fundamentals December 16 Friday 10–5pm	$299 6 Hours NYC or Live Online	Learn what moves stock prices and how stocks are valued by investors. In this course, you will learn the essentials of valuation (such as P/E ratios and DCF analysis), financial statements, and fundamentals of stock investing. We will analyze recent earnings releases and valuation multiples of companies such as Google and Apple to provide a framework for fundamental investment research. The class strives to provide participants with a sound understanding of how financial markets work, rather than providing get-rich-quick trading schemes. The principles taught in this course are stressed by value investors such as Warren Buffett and Benjamin Graham.	Add to cart
January 2023
Financial Analyst Training Program January 6–12 Weekdays 10–5pm	$1,295 35 Hours NYC or Live Online	In this 5-day financial analyst program, you'll master Excel, review corporate finance and financial accounting concepts, and build a comprehensive valuation model on a public company.	Add to cart
Financial Modeling Bootcamp January 10–12 Tuesday to Thursday 10–5pm	$995 21 Hours NYC or Live Online	Learn the skills you need to become a top financial analyst: advanced Excel, financial modeling, corporate finance, and accounting. Build a financial model to value a public company, and learn industry best practices from experienced investment bankers and analysts.	Add to cart

Financial Modeling Bootcamp

Financial Analyst Training Program

Intro to Financial Accounting

Advanced Excel for Financial Modeling

Stock Market Investing Fundamentals

Advanced Excel & Real Estate Modeling

Intro to Corporate Finance

Commercial Real Estate Investments

Real Estate Investing Fundamentals

Python for Finance Bootcamp

FinTech Bootcamp

Corporate Training

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Advanced Excel for Finance

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Finance 101: NPV & IRR

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Intro to Financial Accounting

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Enterprise Value

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Corporate Finance

Net Present Value

Internal Rate of Return

Capital Markets

Bonds

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