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3-Statement Modeling

Course Instructor

Creative. Methodical. Meticulous.

Duncan is fascinated with pedagogy and loves


course creation and design. He is an effective
Duncan
communicator with extensive experience teaching
financial modeling, accounting, analysis & valuation.
Prior to teaching, Duncan held senior equity
research positions with top banks & brokerages. He
has solid analytical skills with an Engineering
degree, Master of Finance degree and a CFA
Charter.

Duncan McKeen
Executive Vice President

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Learning Objectives

Explore a framework and Analyze a company’s operations Approach each schedule with a
guidelines for effective financial and divide a financial model into consistent layout and structure.
modeling. schedules.

Calculate key outputs within the Finalize and review the financial Create and maintain a library of
model schedules. model, ensuring integrity. schedules or building blocks.

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Company Health Check
Regular Health Check-up

What does a regular health check-up involve?

Regular Company
Health Health
Check-up Check-up

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Regular Health Check-up

Weight

Heartrate

Regular
Regular
Health
Health
Blood pressure
Check-up
Check-up

Cholesterol

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Regular Health Check-up

How are you managing What business are you


cash flow? in?

How do you generate


What assets do you revenue?

own?
How are your costs
structured? Company
How have they been Health
financed? Check-up
Are you profitable?

Describe your capital


Are you cash flow
structure.
positive?

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How We Can Address All These Questions

We are going to start Then we are going to Each of these Use these schedules to
by organizing all of construct schedules schedules may show get a more
the company’s to share various different aspects of wholesome view of
figures. details about the health (i.e., financial the health of the
company. statements).
company.

In order for these schedules to be helpful, we need to understand what they are showing and how to use them.

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Overview of Financial Statements
What Do Financial Statements Show Us
Let’s look at the financial statements to understand exactly what they show us.

Income Statement

Revenues

Expenses

Profit or loss

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What Do Financial Statements Show Us
Let’s look at the financial statements to understand exactly what they show us.

Income Statement

Revenues

Expenses

Profit or loss

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What Do Financial Statements Show Us
Let’s look at the financial statements to understand exactly what they show us.

Income Statement

Revenues

Expenses

Profit or loss

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What Do Financial Statements Show Us
Let’s look at the financial statements to understand exactly what they show us.

Cash Flow Statement

Operating

Investing

Financing

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What Do Financial Statements Show Us
Let’s look at the financial statements to understand exactly what they show us.

Cash Flow Statement

Operating

Investing

Financing

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What Do Financial Statements Show Us
Let’s look at the financial statements to understand exactly what they show us.

Cash Flow Statement

Operating

Investing

Financing

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What Do Financial Statements Show Us
Let’s look at the financial statements to understand exactly what they show us.

Balance Sheet

Liabilities

Assets

Equity

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What Do Financial Statements Show Us
Let’s look at the financial statements to understand exactly what they show us.

Balance Sheet

Liabilities

Assets

Equity

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What Do Financial Statements Show Us
Let’s look at the financial statements to understand exactly what they show us.

Balance Sheet

Liabilities

Assets

Equity

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Main Goal of Each Statement
Now that we have done a high-level review of common line items, we want to start thinking about the main goal of
each statement.

Income Statement
Provides a meaningful measure of profitability
Revenues The income statement shows accrued costs and expenses in
the correct period for an accurate picture of profitability.

Expenses

Profit or loss
But how does the company manage cash flow?

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Main Goal of Each Statement
Now that we have done a high-level review of common line items, we want to start thinking about the main goal of
each statement.

Cash Flow Statement


Assess the management of cash flow
Operating The cash flow statement tracks the physical flow of cash
both in and out of the corporation.

Investing

Financing

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Main Goal of Each Statement
Now that we have done a high-level review of common line items, we want to start thinking about the main goal of
each statement.

Balance Sheet
Review assets and how they are financed

Liabilities The balance sheet will list the corporation’s assets and show
how they have been financed (e.g., debt, equity).
Assets

Equity

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Main Goal of Each Statement
Now that we have done a high-level review of common line items, we want to start thinking about the main goal of
each statement.

Income Statement Cash Flow Statement Balance Sheet

Meaningful measure of Assess the management Review assets and how


profitability of cash flow they are financed

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Are We Seeing a Period or a Point in Time

Balance
Sheet

Month 1… …Month 12

Income Cash Flow


Statement Statement

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Role of Finance Professionals
What Is Our Role as Finance Professionals
There are several steps we are going to be required to do:

Prepare reports to evaluate Add clear schedules to Link the financial statements
business. support them. together.

Confirm that they balance Review the model for Setup for presentation and
correctly. integrity. printing.

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Order of Preparing the Statements
There are several steps we are going to be required to do:

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Order of Preparing the Statements
There are several steps we are going to be required to do:

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Order of Preparing the Statements

1. 2. 3.

Income Statement Cash Flow Statement Balance Sheet

Net Income Cash

… … …
Net Income Ending Cash

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Role of Finance Professionals
Financial Modeling Guidelines

Free to download

Over 95 pages

Covers financial modeling principles &


standards

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Financial Modeling Guidelines

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The Role of Financial Models
There are two very important aspects of financial models.

1. Decision-Making
Financial models are important tools in
Model designers and builders need to
assisting us with complex decisions.
put the audience first.

Decision-makers and stakeholders need


2. Communication
to quickly navigate to key information.
Financial models must be clear and
easy for others to understand.

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Reverse Model Design
Preferred Model Design

The health of the


What is the model
company.
used for?

Our goal is to
Why do we need
assess and
it?
communicate the
health of a
company.

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Preferred Model Design
We prefer to design in the reverse order and start with the outputs, and we work backward to the inputs.

Inputs Outputs

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Preferred Model Design
We prefer to design in the reverse order and start with the outputs, and we work backward to the inputs.

Inputs Drivers Revenue Costs

Operational
Schedules

Income Working
Assets Depreciation
Tax Capital

Equity Debt Statements Outputs

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Preferred Model Design
We prefer to design in the reverse order and start with the outputs, and we work backward to the inputs.

Inputs Focuses on audience needs

Prioritizes communication

Outputs Ensures right level of detail

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Designing for the Audience
Preferred Model Layout
Next, we prioritize the schedules from a communication perspective.

Cover Page Outputs Inputs Model

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Preferred Model Layout

Cover Page

Cover Page

• Sets the tone for the Outputs Inputs Model


model

• Communicates important
model information
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Preferred Model Layout

Outputs

Dashboard

Cover Page • Like an executive Inputs Model


summary

• Most important
information right up front
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Preferred Model Layout

Inputs

Drivers

Inputs
Cover Page Outputs Model

• Identifies the critical


inputs that drive the model

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Preferred Model Layout

Model

Statements

Operational
Cover Page Outputs Inputs

Structure

• This forms the appendix


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Preferred Model Layout

Presentation Appendix

Cover Page Outputs Inputs Model

Cover Page Dashboard Drivers Statements

Inputs Operational

Structure

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Defining Model Drivers
Model Design: Drivers

Cover Page Outputs Inputs Model

Cover Page Dashboard Drivers Statements

Inputs Operational

Structure

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Model Design: Drivers

Cover Page Outputs Inputs Model

Cover Page Dashboard Drivers Statements

Inputs Operational

Structure

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Model Design: Drivers

Model drivers are volatile and have a significant impact


on model outputs.

We isolate the drivers so that we can test how the model


reacts to them.

Inputs
We need to separate model drivers from other less
Drivers important inputs.

Inputs
Identifying the drivers requires detailed knowledge of
the business.

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Overview of Schedules
Model Design: Operational Schedules

Cover Page Outputs Inputs Model

Cover Page Dashboard Drivers Statements

Inputs Operational

Structure

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Model Design: Operational Schedules

Cover Page Outputs Inputs Model

Cover Page Dashboard Drivers Statements

Inputs Operational

Structure

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Model Design: Operational Schedules

Operational schedules give us insight into the


foundational aspects of the business.

It’s very difficult to change operational features of a


business.
Model

Statements
Operational schedules are one of the key aspects that we
need to review.
Operational

Structure

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Operational Schedules

Revenue Schedule Working Capital Schedule Asset Schedule

Helps us understand exactly Shows us how the working Helps us to track the PP&E
capital items are moving
how the business generates needed to complete the
(e.g., producing or
its revenue consuming cash) balance sheet

Cost Schedule Depreciation Schedule Income Tax Schedule

Allows us to understand the Enables us to calculate Allows us to break out the


mix of fixed and variable depreciation for the income current and deferred
costs statement incomes taxes

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Operational Schedules

Revenue Schedule Working Capital Schedule Asset Schedule

Helps us understand exactly Shows us how the working Helps us to track the PP&E
capital items are moving
how the business generates needed to complete the
(e.g., producing or
its revenue Check out the Operational
consuming balance
cash) Course to learn the
Modeling best sheet
way to build all of these schedules.

Cost Schedule Depreciation Schedule Income Tax Schedule

Allows us to understand the Enables us to calculate Allows us to break out the


mix of fixed and variable depreciation for the income current and deferred
costs statement incomes taxes

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Overview of Capital Structure
Model Design: Capital Structure

Cover Page Outputs Inputs Model

Cover Page Dashboard Drivers Statements

Inputs Operational

Structure

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Model Design: Capital Structure

Cover Page Outputs Inputs Model

Cover Page Dashboard Drivers Statements

Inputs Operational

Structure

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Model Design: Capital Structure

It’s very difficult to change operational features of a


business.

Operational schedules are one of the key aspects that we


need to review.
Model

Statements
Operational schedules give us insight into the
foundational aspects of the business.
Operational

Structure

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What is a Capital Structure
Capital structure is simply the mix of debt and equity a company is using to finance its business.

100% Equity

The company is not using


Equity any debt to finance its
operations.

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What is a Capital Structure
Capital structure is simply the mix of debt and equity a company is using to finance its business.

WACC (Weighted Average Cost of Capital) is a concept we cover in a


lot more
Debtdetail in our DCF Evaluation Modeling course.
Adding Debt

Debt financing is usually a


cheaper form of capital
than equity.

Equity

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What is a Capital Structure
Capital structure is simply the mix of debt and equity a company is using to finance its business.

Revolving Line of
Credit

Debt Term Debt

Preferred Shares

Equity Common Shares

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Using Corkscrews
Approach to Modeling a Capital Structure

The capital structure can be one Remember to break the It is best to use a consistent and
of the most difficult parts of the formulas down into small logical structure for the capital
model.
components. structure.
We prefer to build operational
schedules first and then add This enables people to more We use corkscrews to track
capital structure. easily understand the model. debt and equity.

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Using Corkscrews

Term Debt Schedule


All figures in USD thousands unless stated Year 0 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5

LONG TERM DEBT

Beginning Balance 20,000 18,000 16,000 14,000 12,000


Increase / (Decrease) (2,000) (2,000) (2,000) (2,000) (2,000)
Ending Balance 20,000 18,000 16,000 14,000 12,000 10,000

Interest Rate 6.0% 6.0% 6.0% 6.0% 6.0%


Interest Expense 1,140 1,020 900 780 660

In many situations, we can pull


this value directly from the
company’s balance sheet.

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Optimal Order for Debt & Equity Schedules
We generally will default to the order of seniority for the schedules.

We may deviate from this order if


there is a capital structure with
discretionary debt repayments.
Debt Schedules Equity Schedules

To learn more about discretionary


Include cash to get Equity schedules debt repayments, check out our LBO
interest income and usually include a Modeling course.
then calculate net section for retained
interest expense. earnings as well.

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Error Detection & Excel Settings
Model Design: Financial Statements

Cover Page Outputs Inputs Model

Cover Page Dashboard Drivers Statements

Inputs Operational

Structure

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Model Design: Financial Statements

Cover Page Outputs Inputs Model

Cover Page Dashboard Drivers Statements

Inputs Operational

Structure

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Model Design: Financial Statements

We do all our complex calculations in the operational and


capital structure schedules.

This means that our financial statements mostly just


include links to other schedules.
Model

Statements
This systematic approach makes our models easier to link
and balance.
Operational

Structure

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Error Detection System

Although it can be frustrating, an


unbalanced balance sheet is useful.

An unbalance signals there is an error


somewhere that needs to be addressed.

Balance Sheet
Balance sheets are useful in that they
Assets = Liabilities + Equity work as an error detection system.

It is never recommended to link financial


statements, so they always balance.

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Calculation Options in Excel
Excel can perform iterative or circular calculations.

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Calculation Options in Excel
Excel can perform iterative or circular calculations.

Make sure that iterative calculations are enabled.

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Calculation Options in Excel
Excel can perform iterative or circular calculations.

Make sure that iterative calculations are enabled.

Set the workbook calculations to automatic.

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Revolver Overview
Revolving Line of Credit

A Revolving Line of Credit is Even if a company doesn't Since our model currently
also called: Revolver, Line have a revolver, one should has a negative cash balance,
of Credit, Operating Line, still be included in the we know it needs to get
or Bank Line model cash from the revolver

A revolver is a flexible piece The revolver acts as a lender Cash needs to be paid back
of debt that can be used of last resort if the model as soon as the company is
when it’s needed by a needs cash able. This is called a cash
company sweep mechanism

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Overview of Circularity
Circularity

Circularity can be quite a controversial topic in the financial modeling


community.

Excel can actually do two types of calculations: linear calculations and


circular calculations.

In order to do circular calculations, we need to set a particular setting in the


software (see Error Detection & Excel Settings in Financial Statements).

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Linear Calculations
Let’s think about linear calculations and use the example of the water cycle to demonstrate.

Precipitation

Reservoir Condensation

Transpiration
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Linear Calculations
Let’s think about linear calculations and use the example of the water cycle to demonstrate.

Reservoir Precipitation Condensation Transpiration Reservoir

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Linear Calculations
Let’s think about linear calculations and use the example of the water cycle to demonstrate.

Reservoir Precipitation Condensation Transpiration Reservoir

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Linear Calculations
Let’s think about linear calculations and use the example of the water cycle to demonstrate.

Reservoir Precipitation Condensation Transpiration Reservoir

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Linear Calculations
Let’s think about linear calculations and use the example of the water cycle to demonstrate.

Reservoir Precipitation Condensation Transpiration Reservoir

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Linear Calculations

Condensation

Precipitation Transpiration

Reservoirs
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Linear Calculations

Condensation

Precipitation Transpiration

Reservoirs
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Financial Model Circularity
Linear Calculations
Let’s think about where circularity occurs in a financial model.

Income Statement

Cashflow Statement Net Interest

Cash
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Two Circular Loops in This Model

Net Interest

Income Statement Cash Loop

Cashflow Statement

Cash

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Two Circular Loops in This Model

Net Interest

Revolver Loop Income Statement Cash Loop

Cashflow Statement

Revolver Cash

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Our View & Approach to Circularity

Advantages Our View


Models can be more accurate when Model accuracy is the most important
they are circular in nature. aspect, and risks can be mitigated.

Educate the individuals building the models


Model Obstacles about circularity.
• Circular models can crash if the circularity
is turned on.
Include a circularity switch on all circular
• Model users may not understand financial models.
circularity or how to control it.

• Error messages may pop up for users


depending on calculation settings. Add very clear and prominent footnotes
about Excel settings that are needed.

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Importance of Dashboards
Model Design: Financial Statements

Cover Page Outputs Inputs Model

Cover Page Dashboard Drivers Statements

Inputs Operational

Structure

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Model Design: Financial Statements

Cover Page Outputs Inputs Model

Cover Page Dashboard Drivers Statements

Inputs Operational

Structure

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Model Design: Financial Statements

The dashboard is critically important since the audience


will focus on it.

Senior leaders may not load the model in Excel and will
likely focus on the dashboard.
Outputs

Dashboard
We need to make sure that it clearly communicates all
important information.

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Using Model Checks
Model Design: Financial Statements

Cover Page Outputs Inputs Model

Cover Page Dashboard Drivers Statements

Inputs Operational

Structure

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Model Design: Financial Statements

Cover Page Outputs Inputs Model

Cover Page Dashboard Drivers Statements

Inputs Operational

Structure

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Model Design: Financial Statements

The importance of the cover page should not be


overlooked in a model.

The cover is the first page the audience sees, and it helps
to establish credibility.

Cover Page
It positions the model as a formatted financial
presentation to the audience.
Cover Page

It also instills confidence in the stakeholders by showing a


summary of the model checks.

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