Learn the Three-Statement Model | FMVA® Course Preview

Описание: Learn the Three-Statement Model | FMVA® Course Preview

Build confidence with one of the most essential skills in financial modeling: linking the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement into a cohesive, dynamic model.

Whether you're preparing for a corporate finance role or pursuing the FMVA® certification, this course gives you the tools to construct and interpret a fully integrated financial model — the foundation of high-impact analysis.

Join Duncan McKean, Executive Vice President of the FMVA® Certification, as he introduces the core principles behind three-statement models and explains how each financial statement contributes to assessing a company’s financial health.

In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to:
✅ Think like an analyst – Understand how financial statements reflect business performance and why integration matters
✅ Define each statement's purpose – Learn what the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement are designed to show
✅ Master the timing – Distinguish between point-in-time vs. period reporting to interpret results accurately
✅ Link with logic – Follow the recommended sequence for building a cohesive three-statement model that balances
✅ Manage circularity – Learn how to use a circularity switch and tips for handling feedback loops without error

By the end, you'll understand the role of each financial statement, the connections between them, and how to build a model that’s accurate, reviewable, and ready for stakeholders, a critical step in becoming a world-class financial analyst.

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Topics Covered:
🔷 What is a Three-Statement Model?
🔷 Income Statement vs. Cash Flow Statement vs. Balance Sheet
🔷 Key Goals of Each Financial Statement
🔷 Timing Considerations (Point-in-Time vs. Period)
🔷 Recommended Order for Statement Linkage
🔷 Managing Circularity in Excel
🔷 Analyst Responsibilities When Modeling

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