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A Financial Analyst’s wish list Part 2: Why do all Accountants have a uniform way of working, while Financial Analysts don’t have a standard way to do their job?
The paradox where all Financial Analysts work in different ways, while all Accountants work in the same way. Yet both professions essentially handle the same concepts. Continue reading
A Financial Analyst’s wish list Part 1: Attack of the multicolored spreadsheet
Attack of the multicolored spreadsheet. Inheriting your predecessor’s spresdsheet is leathal to your mental health. Continue reading
Sensitivity Analysis: How the right idea can get spoiled by the problems of the implementation
The problems in the implementation of Sensitivity Analysis Continue reading
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