Financial Modeling Basics
Designing a Financial Model – Making it Idiot Proof
Always design a financial model for people who did not build it and for people with limited understanding of financial modeling and analysis techniques.
This will help you ensure the usefulness and relevance of the financial model, and preserve its longevity long after you have completed the financial modeling exercise.
In each financial model workbook, you will [...]
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