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1) In the third case of segment build-up session, I notice your projection puts depreciation aside of COGS and SG&A. Actually in accounting, depreciation is partly included in COGS and partly in SG&A. Hence it's not very much close to actual practice.
2) Overall the package is of good quality and fairly comprehensive. However, I am also looking for advanced modeling which is close to real practices, as we do comprehensive models for stock offering deals. The content in this package is based on simplified assumption about COGS/expense % or growth rate, while in actual deals we have to breakdown revenue, COGS, SG&A and predict each one by one. In addition we also have to look at other items such as investment in associate, minority interest, construction in progress. I am wondering if your advanced course (or in other advanced session) would go through a more robust and precise case/model which is comparable to what those bulge banks' practical standards. Hamilton has worked in big names such as Goldman Sachs and Bank of America, would he bring some of those models and thoughts in this training?
Thank you so much, and I still want to see robust models based on the street's practices. Read More