| Financial
Modelling Excel
Intensive
- 5 Days
Course
Overview
The
development of effective and realistic business/financial
models is a critical tool in today’s value-driven
organisation. As shareholders are increasingly
concerned with the value of their investments,
organisations are continually driven to ensure
the optimum use of resources. Using Microsoft
Excel®, the Business & Financial Modelling
process provides an effective tool with which
the potential outcomes of various strategic
and tactical initiatives can be projected.
The
ability to answer the question “What are the
potential results?” is key and critical. Here
is your opportunity to sharpen your analytical
abilities for more profitable decision making.
This comprehensive five-day programme takes
you through the modelling process from start
to finish. It provides practical examples and
applications of modelling for both strategic
and tactical executives.
Who
Will Benefit From The Course?
- Anyone
tasked with the effective and efficient management
of a decision-making process and who already
has a basic understanding of Microsoft Excel®
With
The Help Of This Course Delegates Will Be Able
To:
- Understand
the significance of proper formulation and
interpretation of models
- Apply
statistical tools such as Exponential Smoothing,
Regression, and Seasonality
- Translate
specific business challenges into logically
structured mathematical models
- Get
the most from your software investment by
creating more powerful models in less time
- Learn
how to use Excel® tools such as Solver, Goal
Seeker, and Scenario
- Analyse
time series data and develop relationships
using exponential smoothing and regression
analysis techniques
- Draw
more realistic conclusions from the results
of your models
- Be
able to determine product mix to optimize
profits
- Simulate
the potential return on new capital investments
- Project
the probability of processes running within
budget
- Develop
models to support product pricing and/or product
continuance
- Design
budget models for departments, divisions,
processes, or other entities
Key
areas to be covered in the programme and the
accompanying documentation
Day
One
Introduction
and overview of Financial Modelling
- Define
the terms model and financial model
- Learn
the 10 steps to create good financial models
- Use flowcharting
techniques to improve your model
Time
Value Models
- Understand
the time value of money
- Apply
time value concepts to financial models
- Learn
why the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC)
Is used in Capital Budgeting Models
- Use Net
Present Value (NPV) and Internal Rate of Return
(IRR) models in making capital expenditure
decisions
- Use the
built-in functions for NPV, IRR, MIRR
Day
Two
Financial
Analysis Models
- Use Break-Even
Analysis in Financial Models
- Use Scenario
Analysis in Financial Models
- Use Sensitivity
Analysis in Financial Models
- Compare
these approaches
- Incorporate
Sensitivity Analysis and Scenario Analysis
in Financial Models
Lease
v Buy Analysis Models
- Learn
the fundamental concepts of leasing
- Identify
the different types of leasing
- Learn
how to analyse leasing an asset vs. purchasing
the asset
- Use Financial
Models to make lease vs. buy decisions
Day
Three
Financial
Ratio Analysis Models
- Identify
major Financial Ratios
- Use Financial
Ratios to measure and analyse a firm’s Financial
Performance
- Use "Peer
Group" analysis to measure a firm’s Financial
Performance
Models
for Valuation of Stock and Bonds
- Learn
how to apply dividend discount techniques
- Calculate
the "intrinsic" value of a firm’s
common stock
- Rationalize
the difference between Intrinsic Value vs.
Market Value for a firm’s common stock
- Learn
how to apply bond valuation techniques
- Calculate
the price and Yield to Maturity (YTM) of a
bond
- Construct
a model to evaluate potential bond investments
Day
Four
Comprehensive
Models and Tools
- Use Microsoft
Excel tools like Solver & Goal Seek
- Developing
a Financial Optimisation Model
- Identify
the types of financial activities that can
be connected in a model
- Build
the pieces of a "connected" model
- Link
the pieces to form a Multiple-Part Model
Day
Five
Pulling
it all Together
- Understand
how models are created and used
- Deal
with problems in the development and use of
Financial Models
- Use Financial
Models effectively
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