Corporate Finance Institute (CFI) on-demand courses are designed for finance professionals and industry practitioners who want to master the art of corporate finance and supporting skillsets. 
After registering for a CFI On Demand Course, CPA Saskatchewan will send you information on how to access the course within 2 business days.
On completion of the CFI courses, CFI will issue a certificate as supporting documentation for CPD audit purposes.
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OBJECTIVE:
Upon successfully completing the course and all quizzes, participants will obtain a Financial Modeling Certificate from the Corporate Finance Institute.

WHO WILL BENEFIT:
Finance professionals and industry practitioners who want to master the art of corporate finance. Participants typically include professionals in entry to mid-level positions in financial planning & analysis (FP&A), corporate development, treasury, investor relations, and capital markets.

LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Participants will develop the following financial modeling skills through the four modules:

Module 1 - A Structured Approach to Financial Modeling

• Apply a structured approach to financial modeling in Excel
• Understand the hallmarks of good financial models 
• Explain the importance of planning, and prep your model structure
• Building from operating revenues down to operating profit

Module 2 - Forecasting the Income Statement and Balance Sheet 

• Forecast property, plant and equipment and other operating assets
• Forecast the various components of working capital:
  
  • Accounts receivable
  • Inventories
  • Accounts payable

Module 3 - Debt and Financing Schedules 

• Forecast debt financing and related interest costs
• Forecast equity financing and dividends
• Use an iterative analytic approach to managing circular references

Module 4 - Building a Free Cash Flow Forecast

• Understand the importance of error checking
• Derive a forecast cash flow statement based on a forecast income statement and balance sheet
• Derive a free cash flow statement that can be used for equity valuation