Continuing Financial Modelling: Working Those Optimal Figures For the (Financial) Modelling Industry

by Liam Bastick

IT’S JUST LIKE WAITING FOR A You wait for one decent Financial Modelling book to come out and then two come along at once. This edition is aimed at those who wish to advance their knowledge and expertise in financial modelling by addressing common problems that occur day to day in the world of business / decision analyses, forecasting, and valuations. Building on the sister book, Introduction to Financial Modelling, this volume begins where the other ends, considering typical issues and traps in cashflow forecasting, inventory modelling, depreciation calculations, debt sculpting, rolling budgets / charts, and valuation construction, to name just a few relevant topics. This is not so much the sequel to Liam’s first sortie into the world of financial modelling, as the continuing reconnaissance mission. This book continues the theme of pragmatic – not theoretical – tips, tricks and ideas about how to build a financial model, with over 40 large scale and numerous smaller Excel examples. Delivered in Liam’s inimitable style, be the humour remains terrible. Find out why so many readers have said, “Oh, I wish I had kept the receipt”.

420 pages, Paperback

Published January 16, 2021

Reviews

[☘Misericordia☘ ⚡ϟ⚡⛈⚡☁ ❇️❤❣ · Rating 5 out of 5]

A good manual for the practically incluned studets and just people in general practice or starting their career.
Some nifty takeouts:
What-if analysis.
CAPEX appr.
Forecasting conventions.
Valuation.
(Inter-)Linking stuff.
Debt modeling.
Other nice&misc. things.