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Financial Models

Excel and Google Sheets based financial models for analysing transactions in Investment Banking, Venture Capital and Investment Management.

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Investment Bank Grade Excel models

Our Excel models are structured along the lines of leading Investment Bank and Venture Capital standards.

Learn to build a quality model and be confident in showcasing your forecasts and analysis to investors and bankers.

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Financial modeling spreadsheet with cashflow and valuation data.

Who are our Courses for?

Startup founders, CFOs and shareholders looking to raise capital and needing to show growth and valuation metrics.

Investment bankers, corporate finance students looking to build their financial modelling skills and value mergers, acquisitions, divestments and EPS accretion.

Venture capital and investment fund managers looking to assess the value of investment opportunities and identify asset and fund IRRs.

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Packed with Features

Values

All our models and courses and packed with value-add features

Start with the Free DCF Model
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Investment Grade Format

Our models are built based on experience with investment banking, venture capital and investment appraisal.

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Separated tabs

Financial models can be complex and ours are fully featured – we separate out each key element of the model into separate tabs.

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Detailed

The financial models are packed with detail as is needed for complex inputs, cashflows, debt repayments, equity funding and undertanding the value outputs.

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Logic Based

Each model is built on the logical flow of key driver assumptions that flow through to earnings and cashflows. This allows valuations and equity / debt instrument cashflows to be assessed.

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Customisable

You can modify not only the assumptions but also the model structure and add any output graphs or tables that you need.

Built in Excel

Excel is the standard for the finance industry and our models are built in Excel with clear formulas and layouts so they are easy to audit.

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Our courses include step by step guidance on how to build M&A, startup forecasting, DCF valuation and cap table management models and all include the Excel template for you to modify and customise.

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Financial Modelling Course Outcomes

1

Identify Value Drivers

Identifying the right revenue and value drivers is a critical part of presenting the outputs of your financial model to investors and stakeholders.

2

Build in Excel

Build models, output tables, assumptions and more in Excel with industry standard spreadsheet functions and analytical techniques.

3

Sensitivity Analysis

All financial models are a representation of the drivers of real world venture economics - use these models to showcase sensitivities and value ranges for C-Suite decision makers.
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