This course explains that a financial model is a mathematical representation of the relationships among various variables related to a financial issue. It enables users to explore "what if" scenarios or make projections.
When developing financial models, it is essential to capture as many interdependencies among the variables as possible.
This course explains that a financial model is a mathematical representation of the relationships among various variables related to a financial issue. It enables users to explore "what if" scenarios or make projections.
When developing financial models, it is essential to capture as many interdependencies among the variables as possible.
This course will provide an in-depth exploration of the methodologies and techniques utilised within the industry. You will gain the skills necessary to perform horizontal and vertical analyses while effectively employing ratio analysis to derive insights into a company's financial status. Furthermore, the curriculum will encompass industry benchmarking, leveraging data from the three financial statements to assess a company's operational performance and interpret the significance of these metrics within a lending environment.
