Building a Three Statement Financial Model (Part I of II)
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- This video will guide you through the process of building a dynamic three statement financial model. LINKS BELOW:
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www.asimplemodel.com/model/14... (available just beneath the video player)
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www.asimplemodel.com/model/2/...
Introduction to Financial Statements:
www.asimplemodel.com/model/1/...
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M watching this just now...thanks a lot...its so helpful😍😍😍
Well structured and easy to understand teachings. Keep it up. Many thanks.
Thanks for taking the time to write!
thanks u or this video sir, really helpful for my interview
Love the video sir.. its lot of helpful in understanding financial model.. Can you please make a vide on valuation ?
Hey, just wanted to say thank you for the material here and on your website. Love that everything is step-by-step and your relaxed tone, unless other vids that I have seen where the presenter's voice makes me cringe. Also, most importantly thanks for providing everything for free, not everybody can afford $500 modelling courses..
Hi Marco, thanks for taking the time to write! Always great to hear that the content has been useful!
Yes. Very useful, thanks a lot for the help
just dropping by to say I hate accounting, but need it for finance. but your videos are awesome !!!
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I needed to revise it as I work in bank loan department.
glad it helped and thanks for subscribing!
Thanks you so much for the easiest way to learn finance modelling. :)
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super helpful!
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Really helpfull and easy to understand thank youu a lott 🙏🙏
Happy to hear it helped!
Please help me to know do we take purchase of stock in trade, change in inventory of WC, FG and finance cost in SG&A
if not than while excluding these how will the net profit match with the historical data
Great!!!
Great ,more of these please and if you have other models for finance and accounting department that would be nice
Thank you v.much
Thanks! Please visit www.asimplemodel.com/topic/14/asm-quick-references/free-financial-model-downloads/ for additional templates and examples.
Can you do a minimum gain chargeback video ?
excellent
Thank you!
Did any certificate provided on successful completion of full financial modeling?
Is there a reason why I'm getting a very slight different number and I'm following exact same step?
How about if we want to make it a dynamic integrated financial statements based on various inputs from different departments ? What can we add and how to do it !?
The template shown in the video is a dynamic, fully flowing three-statement model that will respond to changes in inputs. It is available for download here: www.asimplemodel.com/model/2/integrating-financial-statements/
Hi. I'm having trouble to input the (beginning cash balance) on the cash flow statement (video 3)..... The projection value goes to zero staring from years... 20x3,20x4 and so forth... any thoughts ?? I checked all the questions and they are equivalent, but the values are not matching :(
Hi. It doesn't show in the video but I fixed! Thank you for the great tutorial!
This is like explaining excel rather than explaining how to build financial statements. It is good if you know what financial statements are and how to build them
For an introduction to the financial statements please see the following: www.asimplemodel.com/model/1/introduction-to-financial-statements/
What if I am doing a company with no inventory, and things such as long term notes receivables? I have added these areas into the balance sheet but i am unsure of how to project them. Does this model only work for certain companies, or is there a reason you only have certain parameters?
I can help you.
Could you explain with more details?
Is it me or is the volume a little low?
yes I also need an earphone for this
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Same
Hello! How can I download the file? Great Tutorial! thanks!
Hi Laura, the file is available at the following link: www.asimplemodel.com/model/14/integrating-financial-statements/three-statement-model-part-i/ (look just below the video player).
Hi, you can download the template just beneath the video player at the following link: www.asimplemodel.com/model/14/integrating-financial-statements/three-statement-model-part-i/
Hi , Just wondering where the file is that we are to download? I only see links at the bottom of the video. Thanks
Hi, you can find the Excel file, PDF notes and video at the following link: www.asimplemodel.com/model/14/integrating-financial-statements/three-statement-model-part-i/
Sorry for my english. I've been trying to build a financial model for a company that dont exist (yet). In other words, in T0, the company has no operation (sales= 0), but i have a inicial cash from debt and equity to buy equipaments (capex) and raw material.
In T1, the company has operation (sales, cogs, etc 0).
Im trying to build a 3 statment model, but the Cash Flow doesn't makes Sense in T0 and T1, due to changes in Working capital (calculated with DSO, DIO and DPO inputs).
I search a Lot on CZcams, but have not find any content of this situation (Just with companies with historical results, that doesn't apply for me). Could you please consider doing a model tutorial of the situation descriebed above? Thanks
Wait, I don't think you included D&A when calculating net income...
Since depreciation is part of COGS and both are projected as a % of revenue, depreciation remains embedded in COGS on the income statement and is not identified separately on the income statement. If you look at the LBO video series at ASimpleModel.com you will see a different approach with two line items: "COGS (net of D&A)" and D&A. Hope that is helpful.
COGS includes depreciation. You will sometimes see models that list "COGS (net of D&A)" and "D&A" as separate line items (this is the approach taken in the LBO video series at ASimpleModel.com). If you would like a visual explanation, please see the video that follows (skip to 4:45 if you don't want to watch the entire video): www.asimplemodel.com/model/23/introduction-to-financial-statements/income-statement/
Am I on crazy pills? Isn't row 19 EBITDA? Where was depreciation/amortisation subtracted in the first place? All he did was take revenue and subtract COGS and operating expenses, to me that's EBITDA.
COGS includes depreciation. You will sometimes see models that list "COGS (net of D&A)" and "D&A" as separate line items (this is the approach taken in the LBO video series at ASimpleModel.com).
Thanks for the response.Very new and haven't seen D&A as part of COGS before.
No problem. If you would like a visual explanation, please see the video that follows (skip to 4:45 if you don't want to watch the entire video): www.asimplemodel.com/model/23/introduction-to-financial-statements/income-statement/
Such a poor quality sound!!!
Audio has been updated here: www.asimplemodel.com/model/14/integrating-financial-statements/three-statement-model-part-i/