Intro to Financial Modeling
Get Started with Financial Modeling Concepts & Skills
Get Started with Financial Modeling Concepts & Skills
Learn to build several types of common financial models while reviewing finance concepts, such as corporate valuation, leveraged buyouts, mergers & acquisitions, and real estate.
Attendees will review advanced Excel modeling techniques and concepts while completing the following projects in Excel:
Advanced Excel knowledge equivalent to our Advanced Excel for Business or Advanced Excel for Financial Modeling courses is required. Participants should be comfortable with nested IF statements, INDEX-MATCH, advanced navigation, and advanced formula writing.
Prior finance or accounting knowledge is helpful but not required. Attendees with limited financial experience can request our review manual upon registration.
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The concepts of present value and internal rate of return are essential to evaluating investment opportunities and serve as the cornerstone for corporate finance. In this guide, we'll review what NPV and IRR are and how they are used in finance.
Revenue drives enterprise value as well as many other line items in the model. Therefore, financial analysts must spend time planning and devising the best strategy to approach modeling future revenue streams.
A discounted cash flow (DCF) model is a financial model used to value companies by discounting their future cash flow to today’s present value.
Various types of financial models exist, including discounted cash flow (DCF) valuation models, leveraged buyout (LBO) models, credit models, and a merger and acquisition (M&A) models, with each type of model serving its own purpose.
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The first installment is due one week before the first class. Subsequent installments are spread out evenly across the duration of the course.
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| $995.00 | Total You Pay |