Master the advanced Excel, financial modeling, corporate finance, and accounting skills you need to succeed as a financial analyst. Build a financial model to value a public company, and learn industry best practices from experienced investment bankers and hedge fund analysts.

Advanced Excel for Financial Modeling: Master advanced techniques including sensitivity analysis, financial functions, modeling shortcuts, and cash flow projection tools.
Crash Course in Finance & Accounting: Review corporate finance and accounting concepts, including enterprise value, financial statements, investments, and corporate valuation.
Real-World Financial Modeling Project: Create a valuation model for a public restaurant company using current financial data. Review company presentations, earnings releases, and financial reports to determine the model drivers and assumptions. Derive a share value using corporate valuation principles and evaluate the stock for a potential investment.

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This course has a prerequisite

Prior financial experience is helpful, but not required. Those without a finance or accounting background will receive a short guide prior to the course (request upon registration) to acclimate themselves to terminology.

Excel proficiency equivalent to Intermediate Excel for Business is required, including VLOOKUP, Pivot Tables, and IF statements. Our Financial Analyst Training Program includes beginner and intermediate Excel along with this 3-day bootcamp.

What You'll Learn

Advanced Excel for Finance: Financial functions, advanced formulas, Data Tables, & Excel tricks
Corporate Finance: Market Capitalization, Enterprise Value, Stocks & Bonds, NPV, IRR
Financial Accounting: Financial statements, financial ratios, and working capital
Company Analysis: Analyze companies through financial statements, presentations, & recent news
Discount Cash Flow Modeling: Project and discount future cash flows
Corporate Valuation: Corporate valuation principles to value companies
Financial Analyst Best Practices: Tips and tricks financial analysts need to know
Investment Banking Interviews: Review concepts typically asked in investment banking interviews

Full Course Syllabus

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Day I: Advanced Excel for Financial Modeling

Advanced techniques to Expedite Workflow

Efficient formula writing
Formula & model auditing
Advanced cell locking
Hot Keys to work without the mouse
Windows & work with multiple applications
Go To Special
Paste Special
Project #1: Revenue build-up by store count and same store sales growth

Advanced Analytical Tools & Sensitivity Analysis

Goal Seek
Data Tables
Scenario Manager
Project #2: Cash flow modeling & sensitivity analysis

Database Functions for Finance

Advanced SUMIFS
VLOOKUP-MATCH
INDEX-MATCH

Functions for Financial Modeling

Financial functions
Date functions
Nested IF statements
IF Statements with AND/OR
CHOOSE function
Weighted average calculations
IFERROR
Projects #3: Loan amortization model

Day II: Intro to Corporate Finance, Accounting, & Modeling

Intro to Corporate Finance

Net Present Value (NPV) and Internal Rate of Return (IRR)
How are PV and IRR used in financial modeling?
How companies raise capital through debt and equity issuances

Enterprise value

Stocks, dividend yields, trading terminologoy, and valuation metrics
Market Capitalization: Calculate the market cap for public companies
Shares outstanding: How does share count change over time?
Enterprise Value: Calculate the enterprise value for public companies

Financial Accounting & Statement Analysis

Cash vs. accrual accounting
Assets = Liabilities + Shareholder's Equity
Annual and quarterly filings, and press releases
Income Statement: Analyze line items on an income statement; calculate growth rates, and TTM
Balance Sheet: Review assets, liabilities and shareholder's equity
Cash Flow Statement: Analyze a public company cash flow statement
Working Capital: Calculate and understand working capital

Integrated Financial Modeling

Calculate historical ratios for revenue growth, margins, and working capital
Project cash flows based on historical metrics
Create debt, equity, and working capital supporting schedules
Review how financial statements tie together and balance the model
Integrate the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement in Excel

Intro to DCF Modeling

Calculate unlevered free cash flow from the integrated model
Discount cash flows using the WACC
Derive a share price from total company value

Sensitivity Analysis

Use Data Tables to sensitize the model's key inputs
Conditional Format with formulas to highlight cells that meet certain criteria
Calculate the revenue growth required to hit a certain share price

Intro to LBO Modeling

Review Leveraged Buyouts (LBOs) basics
Create a simple LBO model
Calculate the IRR and Equity Multiple

Day III: In-depth Financial Modeling & Valuation

Company Analysis

Discuss the business model and value drivers of a public restaurant company
Capital Structure: Calculate the total enterprise value and build a capital structure table
Historical Financials: Populate the historical financials
Ratios: Calculate the financial ratios

Financial projections

Create financial projections for revenues
Create financial projections for expenses
Create projections for the working capital items

Terminal Value

Estimate the company's terminal value using the Gordon Growth Model

Discounting Cash Flows

Use CAPM to estimate the company's cost of equity
Calculate the weighted average cost of capital (WACC)
Discount future cash flows with the midpoint convention

Corporate Valuation

Calculate the diluted shares outstanding using the treasury stock method
Derive a value per share from total enterprise value

Final Analysis & Reasonability Testing

Where does our model need additional analysis?
How does our value per share compare to the current price?
How do our financial projections compare to management's and the analyst community
Analyze the output and determine reasonability of the model and assumptions
What areas or assumptions require additional research?
What assumptions drive the valuation and how would changes impact our thesis
Should we invest in the stock at current prices?

This Course is Available Live Online

You can attend this training live online at the scheduled time the course is offered (New York, Eastern Time) through screen-sharing software Zoom (free for you).
Our live online training is interactive and hands-on, just like our in-person classes. There are no extra fees and we'll work with you to ensure your setup is perfect.

Classes are activity-based and taught by a live instructor.

You can hear the instruction, ask questions, and share your screen—all in real-time.

Retake the course for free (in-person or live online) within one year.

See What Students Are Saying About Live Online

“Overall experience on Zoom was maybe even better than in IRL classroom because the instruction takes place right on your own screen, with less distraction. Great overall experience.”
“Given the fact that we had to do this entire class remotely due to Covid-19, I didn’t have very high expectations it would run so smoothly. However, I don’t think it could’ve gone any better. Not only do I feel very comfortable with the program now, but I’m actually excited to use it!”
“This was the first online class I’ve taken with ND and it was a great experience. Looking forward to the other classes I’ve signed up for!”

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this course require any prior knowledge or experience?

Do I need to bring a computer?

No. We provide a computer with the necessary software for each attendee. This course is available on Windows PC only.

Are discounts available for this course?

No. This course is not eligible for any discounts.

We offer discounts for packages of classes, including our Excel Bootcamp, SQL Bootcamp, Data Analytics, and PowerPoint Bootcamp.

We also provide discounts for ten or more classes purchased together. Please reach out for more information on our voucher programs.

Does this course come with a book?

Yes. This course includes a complimentary book or manual at no additional cost.

What if I need to retake this course? May I retake it for free?

Most of our courses can be taken again for free. However, this course is not available to retake for free.

Can I take this course online (remote learning)?

You may attend this training virtually (online) at the scheduled time the course is offered (New York, Eastern Time).

How does attending “live online” work?

Students can attend this training remotely through screen sharing software (we use Zoom).
Participants can hear the instruction, ask questions, and even share their screen with the instructor.
For audio you can use your computer’s microphone/speakers or call a phone number that we’ll provide.
Classes are activity-based and taught by a live instructor, so we strongly encourage students who are local to the area to attend in person!

What if I don’t have the software on my computer?

Upon registration, please email contact@nyimtraining.com and we will help you get set up with the software or anything else needed for an optimal training experience.

Corporate & Onsite Financial Modeling Training

For over two decades, NYIM Training has created and delivered the highest-rated corporate training programs in New York. We have extensive experience developing curriculum for a variety of training sessions, both onsite and in our Midtown offices. Our program can be completely customized to suit your training needs.

NYC's Top Finacial Modeling Course

What separates this financial modeling program from others?

At NYIM, we've created a comprehensive and affordable program that provides financial analysts with the essentials tools they need. You'll review the advanced Excel skills you need to efficiently build models and perform day-to-day tasks required at an investment bank or financial firm. Prior financial accounting and corporate finance are not required, so the course is open to non-finance professionals looking starting a career or switching over, or those currently in finance seeking a refresher. To ensure that your time is well-spent, a variety of pre-work materials and assignments are provided throughout the course, with additional practice projects afterward.

Our curriculum is 100% proprietary and hands-on. The materials were developed by seasoned professionals and are constantly updated to reflects new tools and tricks available for the new generation of analysts. Throughout the course, you will on real-world case studies and projects. While financial theory is discussed throughout, the central focus is on how that theory is applied to the job. At no point in the bootcamp will you sit through more than a few minutes of lecture without working on a project.

Finally, you will learn tricks and tools other programs don't emphasize, including shortcuts to quickly input financial data and build and format models quickly. Instead of memorizing formulas and processes, you will learn to think like an analyst by reading company presentations, earnings reports, news releases, and earnings transcripts.

Who should attend this course?

This course is perfect for incoming or current financial analysts seeking to learn or review finance, accounting, valuation, and Excel. This bootcamp will be particularly helpful for analysts working in investment banking, private equity, hedge funds, real estate, and venture capital, as well as professionals working in finance departments of non-financial companies. Additionally, the course covers many concepts covered in investment banking interviews.

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