Advanced Accounting for Investment Banking
What you will study
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At course completion, you’ll be effectively versed in incessantly encountered superior accounting subjects.
This exercise-intensive course for finance professionals covers incessantly encountered areas of accounting you wont discover in introductory programs. We begin with how monetary statements are adjusted by firms and analysts to point out “non-GAAP” outcomes. Then we cowl deferred taxes and the actions that create them. Next we cowl inter-company investments, with a selected concentrate on the applying of the fairness methodology and consolidation methodology. We end by addressing accounting points that emerge from varied debt-related actions, like unique situation low cost, PIKs, and capitalized curiosity.
Who this course is for:
- Investment banking professionals and college students searching for a profitable finance profession
Piotr de Suuv –
i enjoyed this recap and would recomment it to junior bankers who fell like brushing up their technical accounting skills. i enjoyed the fact that you can download the slides in pdf, very useful indeed!
Paul Eysink –
So far the intro and purpose as explained are a great continuation of the Accounting Crash Course and promise to fill the blanks I picked up in that course. The presentation continues to make accounting and accounting concepts accessible.
Danko Durcok –
I can highly recommend this course. Nicely explained topic covered in this course
Pholmes411@gmail.com Holmes –
I’m learning really valuable material that you don’t always learn in school.
Michael Boezio –
Still fairly high level but the best accounting crash course I’ve found.
Bryan Walsh –
Very clear and applicable
Barbara Bradley –
Nothing short of Wall Street Prep’s typical effective training. Great course, cleared up a lot of nuances very quickly. Really enhanced my financial modeling efficiency.
Javier Ayala –
It is a great course. It helps you understand advanced topics. It would be amazing if they were to include another chapter with Goodwill and Fair Market Valuation.
Frankie Ferrao –
touches on the key “difficulties” that may be faced in an IB setting vis a vis accounting.
The most frustrating thing is that the material resource is unaccessible
for download. we are not expected to go over the videos to refresh our knowhow..
Prajesh Larsen –
It is a useful course which covers the topics are not discussed in Usual accounting courses. it would be great if theoretical concept is explained in more detail. overall worth for money and time spent.