AMT or TTS
Hi guys,
I need to independently choose a financial modelling course for myself in London, which one by your experience has been better? Any comments on individual parts of the training?
Hi guys,
I need to independently choose a financial modelling course for myself in London, which one by your experience has been better? Any comments on individual parts of the training?
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Haven't had any experience with TTS, but AMT is pretty good at covering the basic areas of accounting, valuation, M&A/LBO modelling, basic excel skills, and capital markets. It doesn't go too deep into financial markets or products though, and some of their teachers are a bit boring or will not explain things super clearly which can be a disadvantage for you if you are unfamiliar with the basics.
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