Creating a Financial Model Step by Step
| Posted by financial-modelling.net under Tutorials |
Successfully building a financial model can be a complex process. This article shows you the main steps you should follow.
What is Financial Modelling?
| Posted by financial-modelling.net under Finance, Tutorials |
While it may seem self-explanatory, it is a good idea to clarify: What is "Financial Modelling"?
Christmas Special: The Temperature at the North Pole
| Posted by financial-modelling.net under Excel, Tutorials |
Christmas is coming up, and millions of children around the world want to know: How cold is it really at the North Pole, where Santa Claus reportedly resides? First off, where do we get the temperature from? The North Pole Environmental Observatory (NPEO) is operating floating bouys in the Arctic region and publishes temperature data […]
Countdown in Excel
| Excel, Tutorials |
You want your Excel spreadsheet to count down the days, hours, minutes and even seconds up to a special point in time? All it takes is one formula, one short VBA macro and a button.
Excel for Gaming? Why not!
| Excel, Tutorials |
To most people, Excel is the work tool that it is supposed to be. But not to everyone. Cary Walkin, a Chartered Accountant and Excel power-user, has built an Excel-based role-playing game: Arena.Xlsm. It is an impressive demonstration that entertainment is indeed possible with spreadsheets.
Applying for a Finance Job
| Finance, Jobs, Tutorials |
To land a good job, professional application documents are necessary. A typical application consists of a cover letter and a CV (curriculum vitae, sometimes called résumé). Often, you also want to include reference letters or letters of recommendation.
Book: Mastering Financial Modelling in Microsoft Excel
| Books |
One little miscalculation – and the Spanish Navy ends up with an overpriced submarine that is too heavy to be put in use. Excel can sometimes be more of a curse than a gift, but Alastair L. Day seeks to help with “Mastering Financial Modelling in Microsoft Excel” – with numerous field-tested methods and recipes […]
Book: Using Excel for Business Analysis by Danielle Stein Fairhurst
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Excel is a useful tool for a variety of business problems. But sensible, structured and error-free solutions not only require patience and dedication, they also require solid Excel skills. In "Using Excel for Business Analysis", Danielle Stein Fairhurst lays the groundwork for a more professional use of the spreadsheet software.
Book: Building Financial Models with Microsoft Excel by K. Scott Proctor
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The term “Financial Modelling” usually means integrated planning of a company’s financial outlook – in practice, this is mostly done with Microsoft Excel. This book by K. Scott Proctor is a good introduction, but requires the reader to know quite a bit about accounting.
Common Size Financial Statements
| Posted by paramdeepsingh under Accounting, Excel, Finance, Tutorials |
It is often hard to compare the financials of companies that are different in size. Common size financial statements are one way to make them comparable. This guest article explains how to common-size a P&L statement.
Book: Excel Modeling in Corporate Finance by Craig W. Holden
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Excel, the tool of opportunity: It is the software of choice for most finance professionals, and used for countless every-day problems. In “Excel Modeling in Corporate Finance”, Craig W. Holden presents numerous typical issues from DCF calculations to options valuations.
Revenue Forecasting for Social and Mobile Gaming Companies
| Posted by financial-modelling.net under Finance |
The social and mobile gaming industry is a sector with strong growth that attracts more and more established companies as well as start-up firms. Reliable sales forecasts are necessary to find investors. However, forecasting in a rapid growth industry like gaming can be a tricky affair.
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