Build Financial Models That Actually Work
Most analysts spend hours fixing broken spreadsheets. We teach you to build models that make decisions easier, not harder. Our approach focuses on practical structures used daily by investment teams across London and beyond.
Explore Our Programme
Three Model Types Every Analyst Needs
After working with finance teams for years, we've noticed the same gap. Junior analysts know Excel. But they don't know how to structure a model that survives real-world changes and late-night revisions.
Three Statement Models
The backbone of corporate analysis. We show you how to link statements without circular references and how to build assumptions that senior management actually trusts.
DCF Valuation
Move beyond textbook formulas. Learn to handle terminal value debates, WACC adjustments, and sensitivity tables that reveal what really drives value in your sector.
LBO Analysis
Private equity models demand precision. We cover debt schedules, cash sweeps, and return calculations that hold up during deal negotiations and due diligence reviews.
Real Experience
Learn From People Who Use These Models Daily
Our instructors aren't career trainers. They're current and former analysts who remember what it's like to debug a formula at midnight before a board presentation. That perspective shapes how we teach.
Elspeth Drummond
Former VP, Credit Suisse
"I spent seven years building models for M&A transactions. The techniques that saved me time then are what I teach now—nothing theoretical, just what works under pressure."
Tavian Ó Treasaigh
PE Analyst, Bridgepoint
"When you're evaluating five deals simultaneously, your models need to be bulletproof. I show participants the shortcuts and checks that prevent costly mistakes during live transactions."
Next Programme Starts September 2025
We run intensive eight-week programmes three times yearly. Small groups mean you get direct feedback on your work. Our autumn session begins in September and typically fills by July, so it's worth reviewing the details early.