Financial modelling is an indispensable tool for businesses, playing a critical role in strategic decision-making, planning, and overall financial management. By creating mathematical representations of a company's financial situation, financial modelling enables businesses to simulate various scenarios and assess the potential impact of different decisions.
This process aids in forecasting future financial performance, identifying risks and opportunities, and making informed investment or operational choices. Financial models are instrumental in budgeting, valuation, and scenario analysis, providing a comprehensive understanding of a company's financial health.
They also offer a structured approach to evaluate the consequences of different business strategies, helping management teams make sound decisions that align with organisational goals. Understanding how to create and read a financial model to predict future trends is pivotal for the success of any business and can contribute to business success over similar organisations.
During this course, you’ll learn:
This course is designed for anyone responsible for designing financial models or utilising data within financial models in order to drive strategic decision-making. It would be most beneficial for:
This course uses a variety of adult learning styles to aid full understanding and comprehension. Participants will review various methods of financial model creation to understand which may be most beneficial to their organisation.
They will have the opportunity to discover various systems and platforms to aid with financial modelling and take part in group discussions to understand the importance of financial modelling and cash flow maintenance within various projects and industries.
Section 1
Why Accurate Forecasting Matters
Section 2
How to Create an Accurate Forecasting Model
Section 3
Cashflow Tactics
Section 4
Using Systems & Technology to Manage Cashflow
Section 5
Ratio Monitoring
Section 6
Assumptions and Predictions
Section 7
Modelling Accounting Statements