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- Profession:
- Private Equity
- Current Role:
- Investment Manager, Bamboo Finance/BlueOrchard Investments
- Past Experience:
- Manager of Analytics and Modeling, Pearl Street Capital Group, Managing Director, NSM Capital, Vice President, Citigroup
- Education:
- Columbia University, UCLA
- Professional Skills & Interests Summary:
- Currently sourcing and structuring new socially responsible equity and debt investments, primarily in emerging market companies. Also responsible for existing investments monitoring and surveillance system and metrics.
I am also still running Enstruct and conduct a few trainings per year to select clients.
Publishing book: Financial Simulation Modeling: A Step By Step Guide (Wiley & Sons, 2011).
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Corporate Valuation Modeling Book
Hi everyone,
Some of you have taken an Enstruct course, but I thought I would announce that the first course is finally in book format and available from Wiley (for some reason they took forever to get it to print!):
http://www.amazon.com/Corporate-Valuation-Modeling-Step-Step/dp/047048179X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1250183661&sr=8-1
If you have any qu… Continue
Some of you have taken an Enstruct course, but I thought I would announce that the first course is finally in book format and available from Wiley (for some reason they took forever to get it to print!):
http://www.amazon.com/Corporate-Valuation-Modeling-Step-Step/dp/047048179X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1250183661&sr=8-1
If you have any qu… Continue
Posted on February 1, 2010 at 6:17pm — 1 Comment
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Thanks for your advice. I will continue working on the model. Best
Thank you for your answer. I am working on extending the model to 10 years projection and 3 years history. I found that a lot of work is involved, you can not simple extend the columns because the functionality of the model is tied to the 5 years ahead and one year back assumption. I will greatly appreciate your help on how best to do it. Best regards
I am posting again my previous comment, in case it did not reached you:
"Hi Keith, I just receive your book from Amazon and I spent Sunday browsing the model. Do you have an example with more than 5 years projected and more than one year in history? Best regards, Carlos González Campo (Guatemala)"
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Forgive my delayed response. I have not had a chance to check back for a reply due to a hectic week.
Thank you for writing the book! I have been calling people who work in the field for 2 months in an attempt to learn, but I am invariably met with the same answer: I use Bloomberg.
Your book has already enhanced my comfort zone and I know working through this model will help me in some upcoming interviews (MBA 2010). I wish there were more books like yours. I ordered 8 different books to learn this. I returned them all when yours arrived.
I found a current Toyota ABS issue and I am working through it now. At this point, I do not have a full grasp. There are data points I am finding in the prospectus that I do not quite know how to transfer to the model. I also have some concerns regarding transferring the delinquency rates (which are broken down into 5 time frames) into the model.
I would love to send you some questions. It is likely my questions are elementary, as this is my first foray into structured finance modeling. I have a BS in Management Science/Econ and have done quite a bit of Excel modeling in both undergrad and grad, but nothing in this area.
Would you be open to an email dialogue? I think I could put my assumptions (data point-where inputted) in a table, so that it would be easy for you to review quickly. If so, is this the best way to converse with you?
My email is michele.prisko@gmail.com
Thanks so much for your consideration, Keith. And again, kudos on the great publication, which I have already recommended to 2 professors and several classmates.