For now, what we do is handle financial modelling training for companies and build financial models as a consulting project for clients. I have been very slow in developing a Nigerianized manual and case studies for the financial modelling class, which is what I want to use for the planned monthly/quarterly financial modelling class I want to set-up.
You have already seen some of the content for the manual, as they are what I published as blog posts a few weeks ago. I have reviewed and expanded them for the training manual (still in progress). I am also building a case study that will be the major practice for the class. A fictitious Nigerian company started by four long-term friends who have gotten to the peak of their chosen career and decided to start a big company together. The case study will walk the participants through the fundamentals of what assets, liabilities and owner's equity are; through how to create a journal; through how to create T-accounts; through how to create a general ledger; through adjusting journal/ledger entries for the trial balance that will be used to create the financial statements; and finally, guide them through creating Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow Statement and DCF Financial Model/Valuation.
It is a very interesting and easy to relate with case study. I already have a class to take this August (last week of August). So I need to complete all my materials and case study this month. I am already on page 11 for the main material and page 1 for the case study.
Once the pressure is reduced (work is done), I will share more of the main material content on the blog as part of the series on financial modelling,
0 comments:
Post a Comment
You can be sure of a response, a very relevant one too!
Click on Subscribe by Email just down below the comment box so you'll be notified of my response.
Thanks!