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Financial Modelling refers to a scientific process of design and development of Financial Models that builds in validations, maps internal scenarios with external environments and uncertainties, individual process objectives with that of the entity's objectives, recognises respective constraints, enhances automation and minimises the probability of bias. Financial modelling enhances the effectiveness of the performance of a business entity. Business Entities design and develop financial models with reference to strategic and tactical objectives: Whether it is in the context of the most important objective of a CFO's mandate, namely maximisation of wealth or in the context of evaluation of a project or of credit policy decisions, proactive financial management requires an entity to implement an effective financial modelling process. Design and development of Integrated Financial Models involves combined application of Concepts and Techniques of Financial Accounting & Reporting, Financial Management , Financial Analysis, Financial Planning & Forecasting and Microsoft Excel and Visual Basic Application for MS Excel. Financial Modelling enables an entity to align the financial goals and objectives with the Strategic business objectives of an entity. Expected Outcomes of the Program: 1.Knowledge of Concepts and Importance of Financial Models 2.Understanding of environments and variables that influence future performance of an entity 3.Skill to create and design Integrated MS Excel Workbooks with controls, parameters etc., based on scenarios 4.Ability to design and develop Component and Macro Financial Models and Prepare Projected Financial Statements in MS Excel based on cases and scenarios 5.Getting equipped to learn and apply advanced MS Excel & programming techniques with VBA in building Financial Models based on cases and scenarios 6.Acquire Conceptual, Technical, Analytical & Technological skill sets of Preparation of Financial and Valuation Models