I don't know if it counts or if you already have them, but I would check out the free models on Macabacus - they have pretty detailed/complex examples of all the ones you listed. The site is a great resource and is run by a former IBD VP at CS/LEH (the models have a very Credit Suisse-y feel)
Thanks for the advice, and I have checked those out. I'm trying to find examples that have more detailed revenue / expense build ups. If you want the file, you can still PM me though.
I meant revenue/expense projections that are broken down into drivers, with a high level of granularity. Of the models I've seen, most of them break revenue and expenses down a lot farther than "segment A grew at x%, segment B grew at x%".
I don't think anyone is going to send you what you're looking for. Think about what you're asking for - granular detail around projections? All that stuff is really confidential - if I were running a company, I sure wouldn't want information about my pricing, customer contracts, personnel expenses, etc. getting out there.
On the other hand... a great majority of the time, that's really all there is to it - revenue is simply units * pricing, costs are built up similarly (i.e. each sale costs me $X in raw material costs, I pay salespeople X% of each sale, then add in my corp. overhead.)
I didn't mean data that would be private to the company. I just meant a more detailed revenue / expense build, perhaps broken down to individual categories of products and tying expenses to the business operations that incurred them, which is how many ER reports are set up.
I don't care if the model is ten years old either, I wasn't referring to anything confidential in any way, I'm just looking for the formatting / driver selection aspects.
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I don't know if it counts or if you already have them, but I would check out the free models on Macabacus - they have pretty detailed/complex examples of all the ones you listed. The site is a great resource and is run by a former IBD VP at CS/LEH (the models have a very Credit Suisse-y feel)
Thanks for the advice, and I have checked those out. I'm trying to find examples that have more detailed revenue / expense build ups. If you want the file, you can still PM me though.
What do you mean by revenue/expense buildup? Like more complex projections?
I meant revenue/expense projections that are broken down into drivers, with a high level of granularity. Of the models I've seen, most of them break revenue and expenses down a lot farther than "segment A grew at x%, segment B grew at x%".
I don't think anyone is going to send you what you're looking for. Think about what you're asking for - granular detail around projections? All that stuff is really confidential - if I were running a company, I sure wouldn't want information about my pricing, customer contracts, personnel expenses, etc. getting out there.
On the other hand... a great majority of the time, that's really all there is to it - revenue is simply units * pricing, costs are built up similarly (i.e. each sale costs me $X in raw material costs, I pay salespeople X% of each sale, then add in my corp. overhead.)
I didn't mean data that would be private to the company. I just meant a more detailed revenue / expense build, perhaps broken down to individual categories of products and tying expenses to the business operations that incurred them, which is how many ER reports are set up.
I don't care if the model is ten years old either, I wasn't referring to anything confidential in any way, I'm just looking for the formatting / driver selection aspects.
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Can you please send me the financial models you mentioned at kapil.k.nagpalgmailcom ?
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