Master Corporate Finance Analysis
Real-world financial modeling and valuation training for analysts who want to move beyond spreadsheets. Our autumn 2025 cohort focuses on practical scenarios from actual corporate environments.
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Your Development Timeline
This program runs over eight months, starting September 2025. Each phase builds on what came before, with assignments based on actual company financials.
Financial Statement Analysis
You'll start by breaking down real corporate reports. We work with publicly available filings from Australian and international companies.
- Cash flow interpretation techniques
- Balance sheet structure analysis
- Income statement patterns
- Ratio calculation frameworks
Valuation Methods
Month three through five cover different approaches to company valuation. We compare DCF, comparables, and precedent transactions.
- Discounted cash flow models
- Comparable company analysis
- Precedent transaction review
- Terminal value calculations
Advanced Modeling
The final months focus on building integrated financial models. You'll create three-statement models and merger scenarios.
- Three-statement integration
- Merger and acquisition modeling
- Sensitivity analysis design
- Scenario planning structures
What Each Module Covers
We've structured this around four core areas. Each one includes weekly assignments and monthly case studies where you'll apply the concepts to actual scenarios.
Corporate Reporting Fundamentals
Starting with how companies structure their financial reports. You'll analyze filings from mining, retail, and technology sectors.
- IFRS and local reporting standards
- Revenue recognition patterns
- Working capital management
- Depreciation and amortization methods
Industry-Specific Analysis
Different sectors have unique financial characteristics. This module covers how to adjust your analysis approach based on industry.
- Capital-intensive business models
- Service sector metrics
- Retail inventory considerations
- Technology company multiples
Valuation Application
Building models that actually work in practice. We focus on making realistic assumptions and understanding when each method fits best.
- WACC calculation frameworks
- Growth rate estimation
- Market multiple selection
- Adjustment for non-operating items
Transaction Analysis
The final module covers merger modeling and deal structures. You'll work through a complete acquisition scenario from initial analysis to integration.
- Synergy identification and quantification
- Purchase price allocation
- Accretion and dilution analysis
- Deal structure considerations
Career Development Outcomes
Our graduates move into financial analyst roles at corporations, advisory firms, and investment groups. Results vary based on prior experience and market conditions.
Financial Modeling Skills
Participants develop practical abilities in building integrated financial models. Most complete the program with a portfolio of three to five models based on real companies.
Industry Knowledge Depth
Understanding sector-specific metrics helps in analyst interviews and early career positions. You'll work with cases from mining, retail, technology, and infrastructure sectors.
Analytical Approach
Learning to structure problems and present findings clearly. The program includes presentation components where you explain your analysis to peers and instructors.
Technical Competencies You'll Build
These are the specific capabilities that employers look for in corporate finance positions. We focus on what actually gets used in daily analyst work.
Excel and Financial Modeling
Advanced spreadsheet techniques for building models that others can follow. Emphasis on structure, flexibility, and error-checking.
- Dynamic formula construction
- Data validation and error trapping
- Scenario manager and data tables
- Model documentation standards
Communication and Presentation
Translating complex financial analysis into clear recommendations. Monthly presentations help develop this alongside technical skills.
- Executive summary preparation
- Visual data representation
- Supporting your assumptions
- Handling questions and challenges
Learn From Practicing Analysts
Our instructors work in corporate finance during the day and teach in the program. This keeps content connected to current practice.
Marcus Holt
Valuation SpecialistMarcus spent twelve years at advisory firms before joining us. He covers the valuation modules and brings deal experience from technology and healthcare sectors.
Daniel Reeves
Transaction Analysis LeadDaniel leads the merger modeling section. He's worked on acquisitions in mining and infrastructure, which gives practical context to the theoretical frameworks we teach.
September 2025 Cohort Opening Soon
Our next program starts in early September and runs through April 2026. We limit cohort size to maintain quality of feedback on assignments. Early applications are now open for those ready to commit.