Premium Package
Used widely at top investment banks and financial institutions, the Premium Package has everything you need to master financial and valuation modeling. Learn financial statement modeling, DCF, Trading and Transaction Comps, M&A and LBO.

What You'll Learn
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Financial Statement Modeling
Financial Statement Modeling is the foundation of all subsequent valuation modeling modules. Trainees learn how to build full, dynamic financial statement projection models in Excel from scratch, using real case studies, industry best practices, and sensitivity analyses. Simple, intuitive, step-by-step instructions reinforce theoretical intuition while teaching the mechanics of the model building process.
View AgendaCourse AgendaIntroduction
- Learn to integrate assumptions and drivers into financial models
- Master Excel techniques and shortcuts for financial modeling
- Learn formatting and structural best practices
Projecting Financial Statements
- Build a fully dynamic and integrated three statement model
- Use equity research, management guidance and industry forecasting conventions to forecast the income statement, balance sheet and cash flow statement
- Normalize historical results to exclude non-recurring items and reconcile GAAP to Non-GAAP presentations of financials
- Build supporting balance sheet schedules using a consistent roll-forward approach: Working Capital, Deferred Taxes, PP&E /
- Depreciation, Intangible Assets, Retained Earnings , and Debt & Interest
Error Proofing
- Learn best practices for check models for errors, accuracy and integrity
- Check and fix circular reference and iteration problems (#REF)
- Insert circularity toggles and learn other tools for formula auditing
- Customize Excel for effective modeling using macro shortcuts
- Balancing the model and inserting automated crosschecks
Presentation and Scenarios
- Perform sensitivity analysis using data tables
- Perform scenario analysis using data validation
- Integrating drop down menus and other “bells & whistles”
DCF Modeling
Build a complete, working discounted cash flow (DCF) model in Excel from scratch, using a real case study, industry best practices, and sensitivity analyses. DCF analysis is both academically respected and widely used on Wall Street as a primary method of valuation. Many finance interview questions specifically test a candidate’s understanding of both the academics and mechanics behind the DCF.
View AgendaCourse AgendaDCF modeling overview
Building on the knowledge gained from the financial statement modeling course, you will be introduced to valuation analysis in general, and the DCF model in particular. You will learn step-by-step DCF modeling, using the free cash flows already projected in the financial statement modeling case study.
Along the way, you will learn how to estimate the weighted average cost of capital (WACC) in the real world, and build several commonly used approaches to calculating terminal value. Finally, we will use data tables to analyze a broad range of scenarios given different assumptions.
Modeling free cash flows (FCF)
- Unlevered vs. levered FCF
- Capitalizing inappropriately classified expenses
- Handling working capital items, deferred taxes and long-term accruals
- Handling stub periods and midyear adjustments
- Integrating synergy assumptions into the DCF model
- Common pitfalls – enterprise vs. equity value, unlevered vs. levered FCF
Discounting the cash flows
- Deriving the cost of debt
- Derive the cost of equity using CAPM
- Estimating the weighted average cost of capital (WACC)
- Delevering and relvering beta
- Determining the optimal WACC
- Avoiding inconsistency between the FCF and discount rate
Estimating terminal value
- Perpetuity approach
- EBITDA multiple approach
- Common pitfalls
From enterprise value to equity value per share
- Calculating net debt and treatment of debt equivalents such as preferred stock, convertible securities , capital leases , and minority interest
- Calculating options and convertible securities using both the standard and treasury stock methods
Sensitivity analysis
- Using data tables to analyze a broad range of scenarios given different assumptions
Trading Comps Modeling
“Comps” analysis is the quickest, most widely used valuation methodology, and fundamental part of the core valuation skill set of investment bankers and finance professionals. In this course, trainees learn how to select and “scrub” comparables, pick the right multiples and build dynamic comps models in Excel from scratch, using real case studies, industry best practices, and sensitivity analyses.
View AgendaCourse AgendaTrading comparables overview
“Comps” analysis is the quickest, most widely used valuation methodology, and fundamental part of the core valuation skill set of investment bankers and finance professionals. In this course, trainees learn how to select and “scrub” comparables, pick the right multiples and build dynamic comps models in Excel from scratch, using real case studies, industry best practices, and sensitivity analyses.
- Learn to select appropriate comparable companies by evaluating operational, financial, size, and other similarities
- Set evaluation benchmarks & select comparable companies
- Gather appropriate financial history and projections
- Normalizing operating results and calculating LTM operating results to reflect nonrecurring charges and stock option expenses
- Standardize various expense classifications including FIFO to LIFO inventory accounting
- Calculate shares outstanding using the treasury stock method
- Input financial data & calculate and interpret financial and market ratios
- Presenting trading comps by structuring output schedule
- Selecting key valuation multiples using the VLOOKUP function and generating multiple tables
Transaction Comps Modeling
Transaction comps (aka deal or transaction comps) is a variant of comparables valuation. Value of the firm is derived by assessing the value of comparable companies recently acquired. In this step-by-step, real case study course, you’ll learn how to select comparable acquisitions, find important disclosures in filings, spread the data and build a complete transaction comps model in Excel.
View AgendaCourse AgendaTransaction comparables overview
Transaction comps (aka deal or transaction comps) is a variant of comparables valuation. Value of the firm is derived by assessing the value of comparable companies recently acquired. In this step-by-step, real case study course, you’ll learn how to select comparable acquisitions, find important disclosures in filings, spread the data and build a complete transaction comps model in Excel.
- You will learn to screen for comparable transactions using SIC and NAICS codes, source SEC filings and press releases
- Learn the pitfalls of relying exclusively on data services like CIQ, Factset, SNL, etc for deal data
- Once a comparable transaction universe is sleected, you will learn to find and gather appropriate financial details
- Scrubbing data is critical for comparability; you will learn best practices for standardizing information and selecting the most relevant multiples and calculating purchase premiums
- Best practices for incorporating synergy assumptions and appropriately calculating unaffected pre-deal share prices
- Build a full dynamic transaction comps output page
Accretion Dilution (M&A) Modeling
How do professionals at investment banks, private equity firms and other financial institutions analyze the impact of mergers & acquisitions? In this course, you’ll learn how to build a real M&A (accretion/dilution) model in Excel from scratch. In addition, you will build a contribution, synergy and exchange ratio analysis, and learn key M&A accounting concepts.
View AgendaCourse AgendaM&A Modeling Overview
Build an Accretion/Dilution (M&A) Model to reflect the pro forma impact of various Merger & Acquisition scenarios. Using a real case study, you will model out the acquisition of one company by another company, correctly incorporating pro forma balance sheet and income statement adjustments.
Key topics covered include a quick test of accretion / dilution in all-stock deals, pricing structures (exchange ratios/collars/”walk-away” rights), purchase accounting, and the step-by-step allocation of purchase price.
Understanding M&A
- Introduction to the M&A landscape
- Typical buy side and sell side processes and deal timelines
- A review of common deal structures
- Understanding acquisition accounting & purchase price allocation
- Understanding deferred taxes created and lost in M&A
- Dealing with convertible securities and options in M&A
- Performing a back-of-the-envelope accretion-dilution analysis
Accretion/Dilution and M&A modeling
- Building a complete accretion dilution model
- Forecasting pro forma financial statements, and learning to make correct adjusting entries for goodwill and fair market value write ups, advisory fees and financing fees and debt refinancing
- Calculating pre-tax synergies to break-even
- Sensitivity analysis using data tables to determine accretion/dilution to target shareholders in various stock/cash scenarios
- Error-check a merger model
- Sales, EBITDA, and ownership contribution analysis
Advanced topics in M&A
- Understand the asset vs. stock purchase decision
- Address situations in which amortization may be tax-deductible
- A discussion of 338(h)(10) election and wholly owned subsidiary acquisitions
- Legal considerations in M&A
LBO Modeling
LBO models are used widely by investment banks and private equity firms to assess investor returns as well as to value a business in the event of a buyout. You will build a real leveraged buyout (LBO) model from scratch, using real case studies, industry best practices, and sensitivity analyses.
View AgendaCourse AgendaLBO modeling overview
Leveraged buyout (LBO) modeling is used widely by investment banks and private equity firms and is often part of a finance interview. In this course, you will learn how to build a real, complex LBO model from scratch. You will start by learning about basic LBO concepts, typical deal structures, and current industry dynamics. You will then begin the step-by-step modeling, covering the most common and challenging issues that emerge when modeling buyouts. The course concludes with a sensitivity and scenario analysis, as well as how to build output tables that are key to any professional-grade LBO analysis.
Introduction to LBOs and recaps
- Understanding concepts: Working through an LBO on a cocktail napkin
- What is the current financing and valuation environment?
- What are key industry benchmarks?
- LBO capital structure: TLs, Bonds, Mezz, Preferred, Bridge Loans and Equity
LBO model development
- Setting up the initial valuation and general assumptions
- Calculating diluted shares
- Building the Sources & Uses schedule
- Build a heavy duty, yet flexible, sources & uses of funds schedule
- Make adjustments in one place – watch it flow error-free throughout entire model
- Line-by-line build-up and forecasting of the income statement and working capital schedules
- Modeling LBO debt
- Term loan A/B/C– Modeling mandatory amortization as well as cash sweeps
- Revolver – Automatic cash sweep, minimum cash balance, and maximum borrowing capacity
- Pricing matrix driven off LIBOR spot rates + spread
- Senior and Sub Notes – Modeling PIK vs Cash interest
- Preferred stock – Allowing for equity kickers
- LBO returns and exit analysis for all providers of capital:
- Sponsor equity and management rollover
- Lenders and preferreds
- LBO modeling best practices
- Circularity breaker and error trapping – no more DIV#0 and REF#!
- Building key sensitivities into model outputs
Course Objective
By the end, you will have mastered financial and valuation modeling and developed the core investment banking skill set that will give you a competitive edge in interviews and on the job.
The Premium Package is designed for students and professionals pursuing careers in investment banking, private equity, corporate finance and equity research. You will follow along with the instructor step by step and build real financial models in Excel from scratch using actual case studies, current methodologies and best practices. It will give you an in-depth understanding of financial statement modeling, DCF, Comps, M&A and LBO modeling. This program pulls no punches — it is the exact same comprehensive training program top investment banks and financial institutions use to prepare analysts and associates for the desk. By the end, you will have mastered financial and valuation modeling and developed the core investment banking skill set that will give you a competitive edge in interviews and on the job.
Wall Street Prep’s Premium Package is used at top financial institutions and business schools.
Course Samples
Financial Statement Model: Depreciation Waterfall
DCF: Unlevered Free Cash Flows
M&A: Modeling Pro Forma Adjustments
LBO: Reviewing Our LBO Model
WSP Course ManualFinancial Statement Modeling Course Manual Course Notes
PDFWSP Course ManualLeveraged Buyout Modeling Course Notes
PDFFinancial Statement Modeling Template
XLSAccretion Dilution Modeling Template
XLSLBO Modeling Template
XLSPremium Package Highlights
Intuitive, Self-Paced and Comprehensive
Wall Street Prep’s Premium Package is intuitive and self-paced. You should expect to spend approximately 70-90 hours to complete it. Using a combination of videos, Excel model templates and financial reports, this course teaches students and professionals how to build, analyze, and interpret financial models in a step-by-step fashion at their own pace. The program utilizes a case study format, as students follow their tutorial guide alongside the Excel model templates, and are directed to the appropriate external documents (SEC filings, research reports, etc.) in order to build comprehensive models the way they would on the job.
Real World “On the Job” Investment Banking Training
The Premium Package bridges the gap between academics and the real world to equip students with the practical financial skill set that they will need on the job. Our program will give you the confidence you need to ace your interviews and to get ahead in your IB career.
Support Center
Upon enrollment, students gain free and unlimited access to Wall Street Prep’s Online Support Center, where they receive answers to questions, free downloads, and important updates from a support staff comprised entirely of experienced former investment bankers
Private Online Tutoring (Additional Fee Applies)
Want a little extra attention? Live video-chat tutoring is available with experienced investment bankers for a fee of $199/hour. In addition, your tutoring sessions enable you and your tutor to share models, a virtual blackboard and any other files via an integrated web and phone platform that enhances the learning experience.
Resume Inclusion
In light of the challenges facing prospective job candidates, Wall Street Prep recently launched a free, voluntary opt-in service to all its alumni and new students. Upon enrolling in the Premium Package, you will be given the option to upload your resume and cover letter to WSP.
Boost Add-In for Excel
Free Access to Boost, an all-in-one suite of time-saving tools designed for people who build financial models in Excel. Key features include: Attach common number formats to keyboard shortcuts and cycle rapidly through the different font and color schemes; Easily understand long formulas with the powerful ‘Precedents’ and ‘Dependents’ Tool; And much more!
Exam and Certification
Premium Package enrollment includes a Financial and Valuation Modeling Certification Exam. You are eligible to take the exam for 24 months from the date of enrollment. Those who complete the exam and score above 70% will receive a Certification in Financial and Valuation Modeling. The exam is challenging and covers the most difficult concepts covered in the program. Learn More: Does Wall Street Prep’s Certification Matter?
Prerequisites
The program assumes a basic introductory knowledge of accounting (e.g. interaction of balance sheet, cash flow, and income statement) and proficiency in Excel. Students with no prior background in Accounting should enroll in the Accounting Crash Course. Students with limited experience using Excel should enroll in the Excel Crash Course.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comThe course made me feel much more comfortable navigating Excel, financial statements and financial models. I appreciated that in going through the models, no stone was left un-turned, ensuring that as I went through the course, every aspect of the model made sense.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comI have been working in the finance industry for four years. I want to move into investment banking or a valuation role for investment banking and that was my main goal for taking the premium training program. The material is structured in logical sequence in such a way that one concept leads nicely to the other and keeps things interesting. I love the Excel shortcuts and tricks that are taught along the way as well.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comMy goal was to become more competitive, specifically to set myself apart from candidates applying to the same roles I was. I am currently in the first year of my MBA, the Premium Package helped me learn accounting and finance quickly and easily.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comI have a lot more confidence now in interviewing for jobs that require financial modelling skills. It will certainly help me move up the ranks together with the existing finance skills I possess.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comI purchased the Premium Package to gain a deeper knowledge of advanced financial modeling and to learn how to build comprehensive models for valuations. I loved the step-by-step approach and the way the lessons were segmented. I now have a much deeper understanding of finance as a whole.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comI valued the flexibility of the online program as well as ability to control the pace. My MBA was very good about teaching the theoretical, but this course has been very helpful in teaching what is practical.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comThe combination of theory and case studies was very good and helped me understand the content quite fast.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comI was searching for a self-paced course, with unlimited access to materials, with a concise and effective teaching method. I found that the materials were on point with a good mix of teaching and self-practice. Excellent support with any questions I had along the way.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comMy main goal when buying the program was to develop the knowledge that I had acquired at McGill further, and learn how to perform valuation in a more professional way. I know that what I am learning right now through the Premium Package will be covered in my future interviews, and being comfortable with the various accounting and valuation concepts taught in the premium package is definitely required if you are looking for an internship or full-time position in investment banking.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comI am a senior in college preparing to start a full time job in investment banking. I bought the program to learn more about the practical side of finance and improve my modeling skills through an avenue that would give me the opportunity to practice modeling. The Premium Package is clear, orderly and allowed me to work at my own pace.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comThe premium package is a great real life application compared to the CFA which is more academia based. I really enjoyed the fact that the advanced concepts were broken down into short videos.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comI recently completed the 3rd level of the CFA program and was looking for a course that would blend financial theory with real world practice.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comAfter being in the workforce for 2.5 years, I am working on a career change to Investment banking or Corporate Finance. The video/excel combo that the Premium Package offers is great, it’s the perfect way to structure the courses. I’ve been extremely pleased with the program and find myself more knowledgeable about how to asses economic value/profit and create financial models.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comI am a corporate finance analyst at a Big Four firm and wanted to be able to face models with complex targets and to know specific topics such as deferred tax assets and liabilities, dilution of shares, LBOs, etc. I chose WSP because of the brand recognition and quality of videos. I found the course to be perfectly structured
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comI graduated with a degree in engineering but wanted to transition into finance. I found the pre-prepared spreadsheets were great to work with and all the supplementary material in general was very well organized, allowing me to easily follow the lessons and learn financial modeling.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comThe most effective part of the course in my opinion was how the different modules were structured. I appreciated how each individual video covered by and large only one topic and rarely lasted longer than 15 minutes. This made the topics appear much more digestible. I was ultimately able to get an internship in P.E. These videos helped give me the confidence I needed to get through my interviews.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comThe material is communicated very concisely, there is no fluff or useless information, and I found that to be very helpful. Additionally, the presentation of the material is done in a very logical, step-by-step structure. I interviewed for an analyst position and the technical skills I learned from the WSP premium package proved invaluable during the interview. My interviewers were impressed, and I largely attribute that to studying the WSP premium package videos.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comThe Premium Package allowed me to gain a better understanding of Excel modeling, M&A processes, investment banking, and the numerous topics covered in the webinars. It was a great experience because I am more of a hands-on learner as opposed to a classroom settings. I loved having the PDF files along with Excel templates to walk through the program at my own speed. I now consider myself an Excel guru and I absolutely love it!
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comMy main goal when I bought the Premium Package was to get a deeper understanding of the investment banking industry. This program allowed me to apply the finance and accounting basics I learned in college to real world and on the job scenarios. The premium package helped me increase my understanding of how basic finance and accounting principles are used on the job. It also helped increase my knowledge about the interview process, which was important for me in this stage of my career.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comThe course is giving me a lot of insight into how to look at financial statements from an investment perspective and into the activities IBs do on the job.Since I come from a non-target school without a degree focused on finance, I believe I needed a deeper-than-average knowledge of financial modeling for an entry role.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comI liked the ability to be able to download/stream the step by step videos on the road, as I travel around various countries each week. The courses were structured seamlessly. The workflow that dipped into accounting theory and presentations was very well done, as it set the context before jumping into the meat of the model. I would recommend the Premium Package to anyone.
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comI first went through a few free courses you offer, as well as some free courses offered through other providers. WSP courses are just easier to understand, don’t come across in a monotonous voice, and are completely video based, not just text-based.
The course structure is great, the breakdown of topics and the quick run-through on what’s happening before actually modeling helped solidify the material and drive in the factors happening behind the scenes. Having modeling experience is a definite plus and always looks good on a resume!
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to reviews@wallstreetprep.comI’m currently a junior at Northwestern and my main goal when I bought the Premium Package was to prepare for investment banking interviews and internships and to have an advantage over other interns.
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