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"This second edition of Practical Financial Modelling is vital tool for all finance and management professionals whose work involves the production and development of complex spreadsheets and financial models. The author bridges the gap between the Excel manual and financial literature with a wealth of practical advise and useful tips. The book identifies good practice and highlights those areas which are prone to error and inconsistency resulting in a refreshingly simple approach to building and using financial models suitable for novice and experienced modellers. By using practical worked examples the most effective ways in which problems can be solved are explored. Key themes include: model structure, audit formulae and functions and model use. New to the second edition: Instructive information on Excel 2007 and its enhanced modelling functions and feature; Risk controls in developing and using financial models; Test-yourself modelling problems and applied examples in every chapter; Substantial information related to reporting and charting techniques and an appendix devoted to parallel comparison of how-to in Excel 2003 and 2007. . Instructive information on Excel 2007 and its enhanced modelling functions and features . Risk controls in developing and using financial models . Test-yourself modelling problems and applied examples in every chapter . Substantial information relating to reporting and charting techniques . An appendix devoted to a parallel comparison of how-to in Excel 2003 and Excel 2007."@en
"This second edition of Practical Financial Modelling is vital tool for all finance and management professionals whose work involves the production and development of complex spreadsheets and financial models. The author bridges the gap between the Excel manual and financial literature with a wealth of practical advise and useful tips. The book identifies good practice and highlights those areas which are prone to error and inconsistency resulting in a refreshingly simple approach to building and using financial models suitable for novice and experienced modellers. By using practical worked examples the most effective ways in which problems can be solved are explored. Key themes include: model structure, audit formulae and functions and model use. New to the second edition: Instructive information on Excel 2007 and its enhanced modelling functions and feature; Risk controls in developing and using financial models; Test-yourself modelling problems and applied examples in every chapter; Substantial information related to reporting and charting techniques and an appendix devoted to parallel comparison of how-to in Excel 2003 and 2007. . Instructive information on Excel 2007 and its enhanced modelling functions and features . Risk controls in developing and using financial models . Test-yourself modelling problems and applied examples in every chapter . Substantial information relating to reporting and charting techniques . An appendix devoted to a parallel comparison of how-to in Excel 2003 and Excel 2007."
"This book is for is for those whose work involves producing complex spreadsheets and financial models on a daily basis. By using this book readers will receive practical advice, not theory, on the best way or best practice of producing budgets and business models. This is a short and snappy practical guide, perfect for those on the go. This practical book also shows how to get the best out of Excel. Excel has many, many features and functions, but the secret is knowing which function to use and how to use it effectively. This book provides best practice in financial modelling, in a practical way, for the busy accountant. Updated throughout and now covers Excel 2007."@en
"This book is for all financial professionals whose work, to a greater or lesser degree, involves complex spreadsheets and financial models. This includes investment bankers, commercial banks, accountancy firms, property firms, public sector including local government and healthcare, PFI/PPP enterprises, financial managers and financially literate general managers. Junior/middle management, where the focus would be on cash flow forecasting and budgeting tasks, will also find this book of value. For the vast majority of people involved in this subject, financial modelling is an activity, a task requiring skills. Once people have the ability to structure the model, they have a better starting point from which to address the financial problems. This new book proposal intends to offer that starting point. Theory is limited to the absolute essentials that aid understanding; thus the focus with this new book is very practical - this is "how-to-do-it", showing best practice, and is illustrated with many practical worked examples."
"How to get the best out of Excel when preparing financial budgets and financial planning/modeling for your firm."
"How to get the best out of Excel when preparing financial budgets and financial planning/modeling for your firm."@en
"How to get the best out of Excel when preparing financial budgets and financial planning/modelling for your firm."@en

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