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Practical Financial Modelling
The Development and Audit of Cash Flow Models
Teaches developers how to build better cash flow models while improving quality control
Jonathan Swan (Author)
9780081005873
Paperback / softback, published 24 August 2015
336 pages
22.9 x 15.1 x 2.2 cm, 0.53 kg
"The 3rd edition of Practical Financial Modelling by Jonathan Swan is a must-read for any organization engaged in corporate modelling in the Excel environment. This well-forged edition offers practitioners important insights and methods to develop models that are useful to the key decision-makers, free of errors, and maintainable for the future by implementing industry standards in model development. Few books in financial modelling even touch on the importance of technique. This book offers a compelling guide to ensure model competence." --John C. Banko, University of Florida "Jonathan Swan has provided an excellent financial modelling resource, written in a practical way that will appeal to practitioners and academics alike. The book very effectively addresses the essential topic of quality assurance and is bursting with invaluable advice on avoiding errors and improving controls." --Rob Powell, Edith Cowan University "Practical Financial Modelling provides a great coverage of topics for a book on process modelling. It successfully guides the reader in an innovative practical approach through model use, validation and sensitive analysis. This is a very valuable material to any practitioner, student, or researcher in the modelling process framework." --Leandro Maciel, University of Campinas
Practical Financial Modelling, 3e is a book on model development and model assurance. It enhances the modelling process by emphasizing controls and checks for accuracy and reliability. New content on validation and verification, model use and sensitivity analysis is presented alongside a modelling methodology that underpins the various proprietary standards used in financial modelling today. It provides more details than other books and yet is general enough for applying its methodology to many applications. This book isn’t just about the details of building cash flow models, it’s about building better cash flow models.
1. Model Structure
2. Quality Control
3. Mainly Formulas
4. Mainly Functions
5. Model Use
6. Sensitivity Analysis and Scenarios
7. Model Audit and Review
8. Automation
Subject Areas: Finance [KFF]
