FLN Knowledge Workshop | From Deal Making to Portfolio Valuations – The Role of Financial Modelling (Part 1)

A strong financial model is the foundation of a smooth and streamlined deal. This three-part series goes beyond the financial model template to explore how modelling can drive sound decision making, throughout the lifecycle of a deal, giving you confidence and protecting you from unexpected issues when it comes to executing the contracts and finalising the transaction!

Part One: Assuming you have the modelling basics covered – Get your financial model ‘deal-ready’
• Deal specific complications in addition to a ‘standard PF model’
• Examples of where the model needed adoption due to real events, and how to manage it
• Building a track record of changes
• Documentation requirements
• Managing a model audit – timing, tips and process

Moderator:
Michael Michaelides, Mazars

Specialists:
Tom Brichieri-Colombi and Michael Hegarty, Mazars

This webinar is part one in a three part series, part two will focus on Financial Close – from a modellers perspective and part three will focus on a Case study: Valuation of your Asset (a wind farm in Ukraine).

This webinar will take place at 11.00am London. Find your local time zone. 

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