Financial Modeling Workshop Using Excel
This course you will be able to effectively prepare and build financial models that cater to different types of investments alternatives, understand and analyze time value of money, present value, future value and weighted average cost of capital (WACC), in addition to conducting proper analysis of financial information.
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- DURATION 5 days
- COURSE ACCREDITED BY NASBA
You will learn how to
- Apply time value of money concepts
- Perform and interpret financial analysis
- Apply cost of capital calculation techniques
- Construct forecasted financial statement models and perform sensitivity analysis
- Use the free cash flow technique in determining the value of a project or a company
- Develop financial models using different Excel modeling techniques
Course Outline
Modules:
Financial calculations: Applications
- Time value of money:
- Present value and net present value
- Internal rate of return and Multiple IRR (MIRR)
- Using XNPV and XIRR
- Amortization of loan schedule
- Effective yields and returns
Corporate financial analysis
- Profit and loss versus balance sheet analysis
- Comparable company analysis
- Building block analysis
- Vertical, trend, and horizontal analysis
- Liquidity
- Current, quick, and cash ratios
- Asset management and activity
- AR and AP Turnover
- Cash conversion cycle
- Asset turnover
- Solvency, leverage and gearing
- Debt, equity, and times interest earned ratios
- Assessing profitability management
- Profit margin, gross margin, return on assets, return on equity
- Market and valuation
- Price-earnings and earnings per share ratios
- Modeling the DuPont identity
- The three-step models
Calculating cost of capital and capital structure
- The Gordon dividend model
- Supernormal growth
- Calculating cost of equity and cost of debt
- Computing the expected return on the market
- Computing weighted average cost of capital
Financial statement modeling
- How financial models work
- Modeling income statement
- Modeling balance sheet
- Free Cash Flow measurement (FCF)
- Using FCF to value the firm and its equity
- Sensitivity analysis
- Discounted cash flow analysis
- Developing an integrated financial model
Model construction techniques
- Data tables design
- Assumptions and input variable rules
- Array functions and formulas
- Spinner data modeling
- List box data modeling
- Option box data modeling
- Acquiring and updating data from the text, access database, SQL, and the web
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In The Classroom
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Live, Online
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Private Team Training
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Indiviual Private Session
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