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Ten of our most watched financial modelling webinars

Ten of our most watched recordings on financial modelling and deals, from battery storage models and valuation to project finance ratios and indexed debt.

Article · 2 minute read · 1 April 2025

These are ten of the most watched recordings in our webinar library, on financial modelling and deals. Each one is free to watch.

The ten webinars

  1. BESS financial models: modelling approaches and common errors

    Battery energy storage systems (BESS) and how to model them: the methods, the drivers of performance and the mistakes to avoid.

  2. Principles of valuation and the role of financial modelling

    The fundamentals of valuation and the part a financial model plays in valuing assets, making investment decisions and structuring deals.

  3. Using transaction multiples in infrastructure valuations

    A quarterly valuation update on how transaction multiples are used alongside a DCF to benchmark deals and read market trends.

  4. Project finance ratios: from contract to model

    How the contract terms become the DSCR, LLCR and other ratios that decide whether a project can be financed.

  5. Mastering LLCR and PLCR calculations

    The loan life coverage ratio (LLCR) and project life coverage ratio (PLCR), calculated step by step.

  6. Sculpted debt service (DSCR and CFADS)

    How to set debt service from the DSCR and CFADS, so the repayment profile matches the lender’s terms and the project’s cash flow.

  7. M&A transactions: preliminary due diligence and the non-binding offer

    Preliminary due diligence on a target and how a financial model supports a non-binding offer (NBO).

  8. Reviewing credit agreements against the financial model

    How an analyst checks that the model reflects the loan terms, covenants and repayment structure in the credit agreement.

  9. Indexed debt: how should it be modelled?

    Debt linked to inflation or another index, and how to reflect it correctly in a financial model.

  10. Financial statements

    The core principles of modelling the income statement, balance sheet and cash flow statement.

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