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Financial Modelling and Forecasting Techniques
Understanding the types of Financial Models used in Corporate Finance and Investment banking
Finance and Accounting,Financial Modeling and Analysis,
Lectures -69
Resources -95
Duration -11.5 hours
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Course Description
The Financial Modelling and Forecasting Techniques is designed to help accountants and finance people understand how they can use the Microsoft Excel application to analyze and forecast financial statements, understand how to calculate the cost of capital, make business decisions, use financial functions, evaluate projects or business, understanding capital budgeting techniques, compute financial ratios, apply ratios to financial statement and derive accurate answers from their analysis that would aid their business decision-making process. The course is developed with Microsoft Excel, Version 2016.
Goals
- Introduction to Excel Functions for Financial Analysis and Modelling.
- Understanding Financial Modelling worst and best practices.
- Understanding the types of Financial Models used in Corporate Finance and Investment banking.
- Financial Analysis using Microsoft Excel.
- Building Financial Statements from raw data.
- Understanding Cost of Capital Calculation.
- Understanding Business and Financial Forecasting.
- Capital Budgeting Techniques using Linear and Integer Programming Tools.
- Project Evaluation Techniques using NPV, IRR, Profitability index, Pay Back Period, MIRR and XIRR methods.
- Understanding Financial Ratio Analysis.
- Calculating Return on Equity using the Du Pont Analysis method.
- Introducing the 3- Financial Statements Use in Modelling and Forecasting to Non-Accountants.
- Forecasting Income Statement, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow Statement using Forecast assumptions, drivers and schedules (Depreciation and Debt - Interest Schedules).
- Break-Even Analysis and Profit determination using Excel Table and Charts.
Prerequisites
- The basic requirements for this Course are Basic Knowledge of Microsoft Excel and Basic knowledge of Accounting and Finance (Financial Statements).
Curriculum
Check out the detailed breakdown of what’s inside the course
INTRODUCTION
8 Lectures
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Course Introduction - Welcome
07:59
07:59
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Introduction to Excel Function for Financial Modelling
14:38
14:38
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Introduction to Financial Modelling
14:33
14:33
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Understanding Financial Modelling Types
03:04
03:04
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Understanding Financial Modelling Types - Merger and Acquisition
03:27
03:27
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Financial Modelling Types - Discounted Cashflow Model
02:51
02:51
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Financial Modelling Types - Credit Analysis
03:13
03:13
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Financial Modelling Types - Startup Valuation
02:57
02:57
BREAK EVEN ANALYSIS
2 Lectures
SENSITIVITY ANALYSIS (USING EXCEL WHAT-IF-ANALYSIS TOOLS)
5 Lectures
BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL FORECASTING TECHNIQUES
9 Lectures
UNDERSTANDING COST OF CAPITAL CALCULATIONS
8 Lectures
CAPITAL BUDGETING TECHNIQUES USING LINEAR & INTEGER PROGRAMMING METHOD
6 Lectures
PROJECT EVALUATION TECHNIQUES (NPV, IRR, PI, PBP)
11 Lectures
PERFORMING RATIO ANALYSIS USING MICROSOFT EXCEL
6 Lectures
UNDERSTANDING FINANCIAL STATEMENTS - FOR NON-ACCOUNTANTS
7 Lectures
THE THREE (3) STATEMENTS FINANCIAL MODELLING AND FORECASTING
7 Lectures
Instructor Details
Abraham Eninla
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