Financial Modeling jobs can include positions like financial model analyst, data analyst, and financial analyst. When applying for jobs it can be crucial to include specific skills on a resume besides education and experience history. Learning what skills, you might include and how to showcase them on a resume can help you create one that recruiters and hiring managers notice. In this email, we discuss 11 of the best financial Modeling skills you can include on your resume and provide examples for each.
After completing this course, you can some features in your resume:
Accounting- “Exhibited strong knowledge of accounting principles when analyzing financial documents for clients.”
Spreadsheet management- “Created financial models in Excel using advanced tools like macros and lookup features."
Forecasting-"Created models for forecasting asset management like loans, payments, and interest."
Auditing-"Performed model audits on all models including technical assumptions and accurate calculations."
Modeling types- "Built and maintained three-statement models to support investments and capital structuring."
1. Three-statement model
2. Discounted cash flow model
3. Consolidation model
4. Leveraged buyout model
Problem-solving-"Applied problem-solving skills to analyze data and deliver investment and merger solutions."
Sensitivity analysis-"Created sensitivity analysis models to determine the effects of share prices on valuation."
Data analysis-"Performed return on investment data analysis using the three-model analysis method to increase ROI by 10%."
Industry-specific knowledge-" Assisted manufacturing and fabrication clients with financial Modeling and market research."
Presentation-" Presented statistical analysis findings for investment opportunities to senior leadership using graphic tools and slide decks."
Technology- "Used big data analytical tools and visualization programs to organize and present models in a clear way."
Financial modeling is the process by which a firm constructs a financial representation of some, or all, aspects of the firm or given_security. The model is usually characterized by performing calculations and making recommendations based on that information. The model may also summarize particular events for the end user such as investment management returns or the Sortino ratio, or it may help estimate market direction, such as the Fed model.
The outcome of training:
Learn why Financial Models get failed and how to audit and rectify the errors
Improvement in building Financial models using VBA and macros/Excel
Understand the complete model with VBA codes
Learn best practices in the world to build a robust financial model
Complete understanding of how other companies make use of Financial Models using real-life case studies
After this training, you will be able to Structure, Design & Build various financial problems and translate them into Excel
After this, you will be able to Understand valuation techniques through DCF
In the training, you will get a chance to discuss Financial Models from different industries and different companies.
Module Wise Topics: Learn the Advanced Financial Modeling using Excel:
Module 1:
Overview of Fully Integrated Model
Model Design and Structure
Historical Financial Statement Modeling
Calculating growth drivers
Building assumptions and forecasting
Building the Asset and depreciation
Module 2:
Building Debt & Interest schedule
Building Cash_flow statement
Building interest on excess_cash and cash_revolver
Building ratios for analysis
Updating integrated model for valuation analysis
Module 3:
Introduction and context in Advanced functions for modeling
Case: Selecting the relevant revenue
Case: Portfolio analysis
Case: Creating flexible models for scenarios.
Case: Flexible model generation.
Formula Auditing
Advanced Charting technique
Module 4:
Introduction to Macros & Advanced Application Building in Excel
Designing the application to gather user data
Understanding VBA and debugging
Advanced Financial Applications
Breaking circular loops
Monte Carlo simulation
