Building Financial Models - Book Review
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John Tjia’s Building Financial Models is the book if you’d like to learn how to create an integrated financial statement projection model. Not just a spreadsheet for financial calculations and analysis but one where the income statement, the balance sheet and cash flow statement are interconnected using Excel formulae.
Tija’s book covers important areas of financial modeling with the following chapters:
This book will help you build a fluid financial projection model that is user friendly and sound technically. The concepts and tools in this book will help you develop custom models for a company of any size. you can also input values to test the model for sensitivity analysis.
Tjia is a financial modeler with prior experience as credit analyst and investment manager at J.P. Morgan and Co. It was there that he developed the first personal computer based projection and valuation models. He has developed models for credit, merger, leveraged buyouts, bank and project finance analysis. He has also trained several analysts in financial modeling as the head of J.P.Morgan’s Models Group.