Equity Research Project # 13 - IT Sector

A course for all those who want to learn about Equity Research of IT Sector. This course covers major topics like: Accounting concepts, Financial modeling using excel, industry overview, Corporate Valuation techniques etc.

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Online Equity Research – IT Sector Training

• eduCBA offers live course on Equity Research in the sector IT for the company called Infosys.
• As per 2012 revenues, Infosys is the third largest India based IT company. Its market capitalization was $30.8 billion, which made it India’s sixth largest publicly traded company.
• This course includes understanding the financial statements of the company ‚ professionally forecasting future financial statements‚ doing the analysis of the company using valuation methodologies and applying the same concept on a live company i.e. Infosys.

Here is a Glance over study method:

You will Get access to Recorded webinar on Financial Modeling of Infosys, basic and advanced excel & accounting as a part of assignment 1, Financial Modeling using Excel for IT Sector as a 2^nd assignment, and Corporate Finance Foundation, Corporate Valuation, Techniques in Report Writing as a part of 3^rd assignment.

Course objective:

• This live project has been designed for its participants to learn how to create a financial model.
• The tutorials would explain how to project a company’s financials right from scratch making it easy to understand.
• Apart from the core modeling that a candidate would also learn, Basic and Excel foundation that is required by analyst.
• These tutorials adopt a practical approach to learning Financial Modeling and creating a model for Infosys.

Target Audience

• Students pursuing MBA/BBA in Finance domain
• Those who want to earn CE credit hours
• Financial Analyst
• Research analyst
• All those who wish to learn Financial Modeling

Pre-requisites:

• Passion to learn about Financial Modeling – IT Sector
• Computer with Internet Connection

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