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Financial Planning Models in Excel

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This book presents the construction of a basic but complete financial planning model that may be used as a tool when addressing the strategic and financial challenges of a firm. Financial Planning Models in Excel introduces a model that, in addition to having budgeted statements of income and financial position as output, presents a budgeted cash flow statement. The advantage is that the cash flow consequences of different scenarios are presented in more detail and structured by operating, in...

This book presents the construction of a basic but complete financial planning model that may be used as a tool when addressing the strategic and financial challenges of a firm. Financial Planning Models in Excel introduces a model that, in addition to having budgeted statements of income and financial position as output, presents a budgeted cash flow statement. The advantage is that the cash flow consequences of different scenarios are presented in more detail and structured by operating, investing and financing cash flows. Most importantly, this approach provides a check of the model relationships, thus ensuring the reliability of the model. The book presents solutions to the most common problems in relation to model-building and there are specific chapters on developing support modules for revenues, expenses, investments, research and development, liabilities, equity and tax. Focusing on the interpretation of the models, there are also chapters on support modules for calculating financial ratios and company valuation. Although Excel is not the primary focus of the book, there are guidelines on how to construct the model in order to maximise the computer support and instructions for specific issues such as the use of logical tests. Financial Planning Models in Excel is intended for university students in accounting and finance. These types of models constitute useful tools for strategy development and evaluation, as well as for learning accounting.

    • 7
      Preface
      • 8
        Reading guide
    • 11
      Financial planning models in Excel
  • Part IFINANCIAL STATEMENTS-BASED MODELS
      • 1
        15
        Problem-oriented models
        • 1.1
          15
          The challenges of Re:Tailor
        • 1.2
          17
          The financial modelling concept
        • 1.3
          19
          Some specific issues
        • 21
          Key concepts in this chapter
        • 21
          Literature
      • 2
        23
        The model logic
        • 2.1
          25
          The starting statements of income and financial position
        • 2.2
          32
          The budgeted statement of income
        • 2.3
          33
          The budgeted statement of financial position
        • 2.4
          37
          The budgeted statement of cash flows
        • 2.5
          41
          Residual items
        • 2.6
          45
          Totalling the statement of financial position
        • 46
          Key concepts in this chapter
      • 3
        47
        Estimates
        • 3.1
          47
          Drivers and estimates
        • 3.2
          51
          The choice of user-determined input variables
        • 54
          Key concepts in this chapter
      • 4
        55
        Converting the model to the spreadsheet program
        • 4.1
          55
          The worksheet
        • 4.2
          57
          General relationships
        • 4.3
          58
          Conditional relationships
        • 4.4
          60
          Organisation of worksheets
        • 4.5
          66
          A stepwise approach to model-building
        • 4.6
          66
          Error detection and correction
        • 70
          Key concepts in this chapter
  • Part IIFURTHER DEVELOPMENT
      • 5
        73
        A sales module
        • 5.1
          73
          Forecasts starting in the firm
        • 5.2
          76
          Forecasts based on the development of the total market
        • 78
          Key concepts in this chapter
      • 6
        79
        An expense module
        • 6.1
          79
          Classification of expenses
        • 6.2
          82
          The link between sales relationships and expenses relationships
        • 6.3
          84
          Variable and fixed costs
        • 86
          Key concepts in this chapter
        • 86
          Literature
      • 7
        87
        An investment module
        • 7.1
          87
          Treatment of investment, depreciation and asset values
        • 7.2
          94
          A different tax base
        • 98
          Key concepts in this chapter
      • 8
        99
        A research and development module
        • 8.1
          99
          Treatment of R&D costs, capitalisation and amortisation
        • 104
          Key concepts in this chapter
      • 9
        105
        A loan module
        • 9.1
          105
          The link between loans, repayments and interest expense
        • 9.2
          112
          Calculating interest expense
        • 114
          Key concepts in this chapter
      • 10
        115
        An equity module
        • 10.1
          115
          New issues of shares
        • 10.2
          117
          Dividends
        • 10.3
          119
          New issues and dividends as residuals
        • 120
          Key concepts in this chapter
      • 11
        121
        A tax module
        • 11.1
          121
          Tax loss carryforwards
        • 11.2
          127
          Tax credits
        • 128
          Key concepts in this chapter
      • 12
        129
        A financial ratios module
        • 12.1
          129
          A systematic analysis based on financial ratios
        • 12.2
          133
          Another check of consistent definitions
        • 12.3
          137
          Industry- and firm-specific financial ratios
        • 138
          Key concepts in this chapter
        • 138
          Literature
      • 13
        139
        A valuation module
        • 13.1
          139
          The valuation model
        • 13.2
          141
          Converting the valuation model to the spreadsheet program
        • 13.3
          144
          Further sensitivity analysis
        • 13.4
          148
          A scenario for Re:Tailor
        • 150
          Key concepts in this chapter
  • Part IIIUSING THE MODEL
      • 14
        153
        Using models
        • 14.1
          153
          Evaluating strategies
        • 14.2
          154
          Interpreting the model output
        • 14.3
          155
          Differences when the user is not the model-builder
        • 14.4
          157
          Differences when the model is built and used by an outside party
        • 158
          Key concepts in this chapter
        • 158
          Literature
    • 159
      Index

Information

Författare:
Walter Schuster
Språk:
Engelska
ISBN:
9789144127668
Utgivningsår:
2019
Artikelnummer:
40024-01
Upplaga:
Första
Sidantal:
208

Författare

Walter Schuster

Walter Schuster är innehavare av PwC:s professur i redovisning och revision vid Handelshögskolan i Stockholm. Han är intresserad av processerna för...

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