What is this course?
Financial Statement Modelling teaches the core financial model design and construction techniques that every professional should know. This intensive course is designed for those working with financial models in the corporate, business modelling, banking, treasury, financial advisory, government and infrastructure sectors.
In-person participants will receive post-course access to the online version of the course. Online access and post-course support is ongoing.
We will work closely with you, sharing insights and putting into practice core financial modelling techniques as you model a case study based on a business acquisition.
You will learn to create the step-by-step calculations required to forecast the three primary financial statements — income, balance sheet, and cash flow. More advanced topics will include a valuation of the equity in the case study company (based upon the present value of forecast dividends).
Participants can expect detailed instruction and hands-on practice with a focus on developing and working with a financial model that they have built from scratch.
Post-course, you will receive full and ongoing access to the online version of the course as well as online support from our team of modelling experts.
Financial Statement Modelling is designed for professionals who need to build, modify or run financial models.
For those with limited experience, the course is an excellent introduction to real world financial modelling. Experienced modellers find the quality and productivity of their modelling improves through the introduction of a standardised approach to model design and construction.

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