31 Mar 2016, 02:00 pm
Knowledge of financial modelling is a requisite for a fruitful career in financial service management. It helps CAs and CFAs join the corporate world as an Equity Valuation Associate.
The programme deals with mastering basic and advanced concepts in MS Excel, forecasting financial statements through Income Statements, Balance Sheets, and Cash Flow Statements and it also teaches learners valuation techniques and M&A transactions.
Manipal ProLearn’s certification in Financial Modelling Using Excel is a 76+ hour programme, and the benefits of completing this program are:
· Learners are taught how to determine whether a company is undervalued or overvalued through financial modelling
· The course covers financial modelling for various sectors such as banking and real estate which gives the learners more job prospects in various industries
· The learners are taught different methods of valuation such as Discounted Cash Flow/ Dividend Discount Model/Relative Valuation etc
· The knowledge gained enables candidates with the necessary skills to build financial projections which in turn helps companies plan their output and predict performance
Manipal ProLearn’s certification inFinancial Modelling Using Exceloperates on an online model with 24x7 access to learners. The syllabus is taught through e-learning. Content, webinars and program videos are accessible at any point in time and anywhere so that learners are given convenience in the form of accessibility and pace. At the end of each module, the self – assessment exercises indicate to the learners their progress in the program.
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