Professional Financial Analysis Training | Taichung, Taiwan
Learn practical DCF modeling, comparable analysis, and advanced valuation techniques from working financial professionals. Our training gets you ready for real-world challenges.
View Study MaterialsBuild sophisticated discounted cash flow models that actually work in practice. We cover revenue forecasting, working capital adjustments, and terminal value calculations that pass scrutiny.
Master the art of finding truly comparable companies. Learn which multiples matter when, how to adjust for differences, and why trading multiples often mislead junior analysts.
Build models that handle uncertainty properly. We teach Monte Carlo techniques, sensitivity tables, and stress testing that help you present realistic ranges instead of false precision.
Most valuation courses use textbook examples that barely resemble actual deals. We work through messy, real-world situations where data is incomplete and assumptions matter more than formulas.
After years of seeing analysts struggle with cookie-cutter approaches, we focus on judgment and practical application over mechanical calculations.
Too many analysts jump straight into Excel without understanding how the business actually makes money. We start with business model analysis because your valuation can only be as good as your understanding of the underlying economics.
This means learning to read between the lines in financial statements, understanding cyclical vs. structural changes in performance, and recognizing when management guidance reflects reality versus wishful thinking.
Our training focuses on developing judgment alongside technical skills. You'll learn to think like seasoned analysts who've seen multiple market cycles.
Master dynamic arrays, scenario modeling, and error-checking techniques that make your models both powerful and maintainable. Learn shortcuts that experienced analysts use daily.
Work through current market situations as they unfold.
Collaborate with other professionals facing similar challenges.
Each sector has its own valuation peculiarities. We cover the key metrics, cyclical patterns, and common pitfalls across major industries including technology, healthcare, financials, and industrials.
The program completely changed how I approach valuations. Instead of just plugging numbers into formulas, I now understand the business logic behind each assumption. My presentations to senior management improved dramatically.
Finally, a course that acknowledges valuation is more art than science. Learning to build scenarios and stress-test assumptions has made me much more confident in my recommendations. The real-world examples were invaluable.
Our next cohort starts in September 2025. We keep classes small to ensure personalized attention and meaningful interaction with instructors and peers.
