CFI Webinar: Link the Three Financial Statements

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In this webinar, we will perform a live demonstration of how to build a simple three-statement model in Excel, which will form the basis for all other levels of financial modeling.

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Linking the Three Financial Statements Demo

The main purpose of this webinar is to perform a live demonstration of how to link the three financial statements together in Excel. Using a simple example of a company with several years of historical data, we are able to build the forecast of a three-statement model, including the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement.

Webinar Agenda

The agenda of this quarterly webinar is as follows:

  1. Why do we link the three financial statements?
  2. What is the best layout?
  3. Iterative approach
  4. Live demonstration

Prep Courses

This webinar assumes you have a basic knowledge of the concepts covered in these free CFI courses:

Additional Resources

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