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Enhance your financial modelling expertise with advanced techniques, including forecasting, sensitivity analysis, valuation, and model linking.Key FeaturesAdvanced concepts and techniques in financial modellingPractical scenarios demonstrating real-world applicationsFuture-focused strategies for forecasting and valuationBook DescriptionThis book provides a thorough exploration of advanced financial modeling techniques, designed to elevate the skills of finance professionals. Starting with a recap of essential concepts, it progresses into dynamic 'What-If?' analysis, advanced forecasting methods, and inventory modeling. The focus is on practical applications, ensuring readers can implement the techniques immediately. Topics such as capital expenditure, debt calculations, and valuation are covered in detail, including DCF and MIRR analysis. The book emphasizes accuracy and efficiency in financial models, offering insights into refining forecasts and linking complex models. With a focus on sensitivity analysis and scenario planning, readers gain tools to handle real-world financial challenges. The final chapters delve into advanced Excel functions like XLOOKUP, dynamic arrays, and scenario-building tools. Best practices for maintaining model accuracy, reducing file sizes, and creating professional models are thoroughly discussed. This guide equips readers with the expertise to manage complex financial modeling tasks confidently.What you will learnMaster advanced time series and financial statement analysis.Build dynamic "What-If?" scenarios with precision and accuracy.Optimize forecasting with seasonal and cyclical data techniques.Model inventory, capital expenditure, and debt calculations.Perform valuation using DCF, IRR, and MIRR methodologies.Apply advanced Excel functions like XLOOKUP and dynamic arrays.Who this book is forThe book is ideal for finance professionals, analysts, and students in advanced finance courses. A working knowledge of basic financial modeling principles and familiarity with Excel is required. Readers are recommended to have an understanding of accounting and finance concepts to maximize learning. |