This tutorial shows you how to create Technical Analysis charts & graphs easily and quickly using the free and open-source software R (instead of Excel spreadsheets).
How to Create Technical Analysis Reports & Charts FAST Without Struggling with Excel… Read More »
Whether you’re running a company or business looking to expand or you’re looking to exit your current business by finding someone to acquire your company, here are eight crucial things to consider and ask yourself when selling your company:
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As a business unit manager or business owner, keeping any eye on the financial health of your business is absolutely crucial. But…
3 Important Financial Ratios Every Business Manager Should Know Read More »
Crunch time – again – for Greece: Greeks went to the polls on 25 January 2015 and the stakes are high. At the top of the agenda is debt relief after years of crippling austerity. There are those who say staying with euro is a death sentence for generations to come. Others claim maybe Athens
Expert’s Insight on Greece’s Early Election, Grexit and Euro’s Crisis Read More »
Bitcoin came out with a boom, then ran into some trouble and tried to whimper into hiding, and now seems to be steadying itself on its legs. Recent reports show that even as the value of Bitcoin has fallen 55 percent this year against the dollar (price on Oct. 8: $344), consumers are embracing the digital currency. People
Bitcoin: Setting a Path to a Shiny Future? Read More »
Dr. Skrekas, one of our expert trainers on International Business Law, is interviewed for Russia Today about the protests taking place across Europe on the International Labor Day, May 1. The discussion analyzes the devastating policy mistakes by the EU and the long term period required for recovery.
What the May Day protests tell us about EU Policy Errors and Elusive Recovery Read More »
Dr. Skrekas, one of our expert trainers on International Business Law, is interviewed for Russia Today about the consequences of financial assistance to Ukraine by the Troika and compares the outcomes and possibilities from the disastrous Greek experience.
Consequences of Financial Assistance to Ukraine by the Troika Read More »
You might be expecting a list of top financial modeling course providers but that’s not what I’m going to do here. (I would probably be biased anyways). What I will do is give you some tips on how to select the best financial modelling course for YOU. I’ll share with you what I’ve found most
The Best Financial Modelling Course? Read More »
In this Finance for NonFinance sample video lesson, we introduce you to financial statements.
Finance for Non-Finance Managers: Introduction to Financial Statements Read More »
In this Finance for Non-Finance sample video lesson, we give you an introduction to Operational Gearing.
Finance for NonFinance Managers: Operational Gearing Read More »
In this video, we explain the concept of technical analysis versus fundamental analysis in the analysis of stock trends.
Technical Analysis Explained Read More »
A recent Inc.com article talks about the recent acquisition of Instagram by Facebook and how Mark Zuckerberg had negotiated the deal on his own without consulting with the board of Facebook.
What Questions Arise from the Facebook Acquisition of Instagram? Read More »
Here’s a free sample from our Introduction to Financial Modelling in Excel online course on using IFs and Nested IFs:
Using IFs and Nexted IFs in Financial Modelling Read More »
After a lot of hard work and co-ordination, I’m thrilled that we’ve finally launched our Introduction to Financial Modelling online training course. It’s a self-study, distance-learning format with video tutorials, downloadable notes and web articles.
Financial Modelling Online Course Launched Read More »
Recently, I had a chance to ask our financial modelling expert, Jeff Robson, what are the top three most common mistakes people make in financial modelling:
Top 3 mistakes in financial modelling Read More »
As a corporate banker or commercial banker, you may wonder why you would need to take some commercial lending training. After all, you’ve learned the basics of financial statement analysis in university and most likely you’ve undergone some kind of basic training internally to get you started. But, is it enough to make you stand
Why commercial lending training? Read More »
Here’s a mind map image of the key roles that the corporate treasury department plays in financial management. (click on the image to view the full size image) Learn more about treasury management from our treasury experts.
The Role of the Treasury Function Read More »
A capital market is a market (both domestic or international) where entities such as companies, financial institutions, and governments borrow and/or invest money. The key role of a capital market is to act as a vehicle for borrowers (parties seeking to raise financing) to easily and efficiently access investors (parties with surplus funds looking to
What is a capital market? Read More »
By William B. Allen Global markets today are, unfortunately, obfuscated by much confusing terminology and conventions – some of which are relics from the distant past. There is perhaps no better example than the term “Eurodollar” (often abbreviated “ED”). With the advent of the single European currency named the Euro only a few years ago,
By William B. Allen Today, Asian corporations, banks, and governments are scouring the world?s capital markets for efficient sources of financing. Yet, how should these issuers decide what is best amongst the many choices that range from equity to equity-linked to debt structures in either local Asian or international markets and how to develop a
How do Issuers and Investors Choose the Best Financing Strategy? Read More »