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Chapter 1 Additional Reading:
- 1.6 Systems don’t impede creativity
- 1.7 Financial modelling standards
- 1.8 Changing working habits is difficult
- 1.9 Self-discipline is as important as intelligence
- 1.10 All models are wrong. Some are useful.
- 1.11 Your path to confidence
- 1.12 The four stages of learning
Chapter 2 Additional Reading:
- 2.23 Cleverness is not wisdom
- 2.24 What Irish Monks from the 7th Century can teach us about financial modelling
- 2.25 Technical debt in financial modelling
- 2.26 Good modelling is like good business writing
- 2.27 Hiding unused columns at the end of the timeline
- 2.28 How to ensure all sheets have a consistent structure
- 2.29 How to navigate around your model
- 2.30 Using the pyramid structure in calculation blocks
- 2.31 What makes a poor row label
- 2.32 Managing inputs: Input sheet mechanics
- 2.33 Using a start model
Chapter 3 Additional Reading:
- 3.5 Three quick changes in your excel environment that will make you more productive
- 3.6 The benefits of working in manual calculation mode
- 3.7 When to copy a link vs when to create a new link
- 3.8 Why we mark imports and exports
- 3.9 When not to mark imports and exports
- 3.10 Managing import and export exceptions
- 3.11 Making “paste value” and “paste format” easier
- 3.12 Using grouping to see the big picture
- 3.13 How to add a sparkline to any calculation with a single keystroke
Chapter 4 Additional Reading:
- 4.53 Accounts receivable - alternative solution 1
- 4.54 Accounts receivable - alternative solution 2
- 4.55 Direct vs indirect cash flow
- 4.56 Modelling a refinancing - intro
- 4.57 Modelling a refinancing - model set up
- 4.58 Modelling a refinancing - solution
- 4.59 Modelling a refinancing - testing our hypothesis
- 4.60 Early share capital redemption
- 4.61 Modelling a refinancing - retesting our hypotheses
- 4.62 Revolving credit facility
- 4.63 Model release checklist
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