Financial Modelling in Excel - TED Learning

• Introduction

  The most fundamental and widely sought after skills in the finance industry is financial modelling. The Microsoft Excel financial model depicts the financial statement and investment analysis. In addition, Participants gain various techniques in investment appraisal, budgeting, financial analysis and forecasting. The presentation of the performance of a business, a project or any other investment cab represent by financial models.

  Prerequisites

  Completion of Basic & Intermediate Microsoft Excel course or equivalent knowledge. Basic financial related working knowledge is required.

  Course Objectives

  The repetitive tasks can be time consuming. The macro programming allows users to automate repetitive tasks and leverage on Excel’s built in to consolidate data in the most efficient way in order to minimise errors.

  The process of learning step by step where each component build up or feed into another component in a budget model is significantly important. Majority of professional are familiar with output of financial statement, only few are truly adept a building an accurate and effective financial from scratch.

  Using Excel Solver helps to find the parameter that optimize cost and find best way to achieve an objective in many situations.

Course Outline

FORECASTING WITH EXCEL

1. Moving Average
2. Exponential Smoothing
3. Trend lines
4. Handling Seasonality & Trend
5. Correlation
6. Regression Analysis

EXCEL TOOLS & FUNCTIONS IN FINANCIAL MODELLING

1. Linking Data
2. Consolidating Data
3. Consolidating With Formulas
4. What If Analysis
5. Introduction To Macro Programming

BUILDING AN AUTOMATED BUDGET MODEL

1. Sales Budget
2. Cost Of Sales Budget
3. Inventory Budget
4. Budgeted Income Statement
5. Budgeted Balance Sheet
6. Budgeted Cashflow

INVESTMENT APPRAISAL

1. Net Present Value Function
2. Internal Rate Of Return Function
3. Mutually Exclusive Project
4. Non Mutually Exclusive Projects

OPTIMISATION MODELS WITH SOLVER

1. Using Excel’s Solver
2. Building An Optimising Investment Model

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