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The ‘must knows’ of Microsoft Excel! From Excel shortcuts over IRR and NPV to dynamic charts – this category will make you more efficient and your life as a financial modeller easier.
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Reduce model risk and increase the credibility of your financial models through our tutorials on best practice modelling. Start building powerful, flexible and transparent models that stand up to the scrutiny of all model stakeholders.
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Succeed in project finance with a structured approach and learn how to build best practice project finance models. Understand DSRA, MMRA, project life cover ratio, cash sweep analysis, CFADS, DSCR, mezzanine debt and much more.
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Cashflow and forecasting is essential to evaluate investments and critical business decisions. From CFADS , modelling stockpiles, estimating terminal value, to financial modelling of interest rate hedging – our tutorials can help you move ahead.
Cash is still king, implementing strategy analysisEvery business manager knows the importance of cashflow management and the old saying 'cash is king'. Still we regularly see companies embark on strategies that, due to insufficient.. more
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Financial Modelling mining projects training
BY CATHRYN FISH
Corality Financial Group’s "Financial Modelling for Mining Projects" course has quickly become one of our most popular courses since being launched in August last year. more
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Are you using the Share Workbook functionality in Excel?
BY RICKARD WARNELID
I was having a coffee this afternoon with Darren Miller, the CEO of Sumwise and the author of their blog with the topic ‘our fascination with financial modeling’. more
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Excel Data Tables in any sheet
BY RICKARD WARNELID
Excel data tables are amazingly powerful tools in scenario and sensitivity analysis. In this tutorial, we would like to demonstrate how to more
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Goal Seek function in Excel
BY RICKARD WARNELID
Goal Seek is a very powerful tool in Excel for finding break-even points or to perform tailored what-if analysis. When you know the desired result of a formula more