Building financial models with Microsoft Excel a guide for business professionals
Material type: TextSeries: Wiley finance seriesPublication details: New Jersey Wiley 2010Edition: 2ndDescription: xix,356p. ill. ; 24 cm. + 1CD-ROMISBN:- 9788126525157
- 658.150285 22 PR-B
- HG4012.5 .P76 2010
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658.150094 CO- Corporate governance and corporate finance | 658.150151 SW-P Practical financial modelling a guide to current practice | 658.15015195 MO-I Introduction to financial models for management and planning | 658.150285 PR-B Building financial models with Microsoft Excel a guide for business professionals | 658.150285554 FA-U Using excel for business analysis a guide to financial modelling fundamentals | 658.1505 LA-P Project appraisal and financing | 658.1505 LA-P Project appraisal and financing |
Includes index.
Overview of budgets and financial models -- Operating budget : assumptions, sales, and collections -- Operating budget : cost of goods sold, inventory, and purchases -- Operating budget: operating expenses -- Operating budget : income statement -- Financial budget : capital budget and cash budget -- Financial budget : balance sheet -- Consolidated financial statements -- Free cash flows and dashboard -- Sensitivity analysis -- Contribution margin analysis -- Financial ratios analysis -- Valuation -- Capitalization chart.
"Building Financial Models with Microsoft Excel, Second Edition offers a detailed and easy-to-understand guide for anyone who needs to build or analyze financial models using Microsoft Excel 2007. Written in a straightforward and accessible manner, it is a comprehensive resource for business professionals with a beginner or intermediate level of experience in both Microsoft Excel, and finance or accounting. K. Scott Proctor provides a thoughtful and coherent link between financial/accounting theory and common Wall Street practice by addressing key questions in financial modeling like what to build, how to build, and how to analyze."--BOOK JACKET.
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