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Sensitivity tables for infrastructure project analysis

How sensitivity and scenario tables in Excel support credit and investment submissions and show whether a financial model holds up when its inputs change.

Webinar · Recording · 7 February 2017

Sensitivity and scenario tables in Excel help you prepare credit and investment submissions. They are also a way to test how well a financial model holds up when its inputs change.

What you will learn

  1. A wider analytical toolbox

    Excel techniques that add sensitivity and scenario tables to your analysis.

  2. Credit and investment reports

    The benefits of scenario tables in credit and investment submissions.

  3. Consistency

    How tables help you work to a more consistent standard.

  4. Time saved

    How the same techniques save time and give better results.

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