Program Overview
This advanced course equips professionals in the automotive industry with the tools and insights to leverage financial modeling for strategic decision-making and business transformation. Participants will begin by grounding themselves in the business and financial ecosystem of automotive manufacturing, learning to build and interpret complex financial models. The course then advances to performance analysis, valuation techniques, and real-world challenges in automotive finance. In the second module, the focus shifts to applying these models for navigating market disruptions and evaluating new product ventures—like launching a new motorcycle model—with expert-led feedback sessions to sharpen analytical thinking and problem-solving in high-stakes scenarios.
Features
- Analyze key financial metrics specifically relevant to the automotive industry
- Financial models to evaluate the financial viability of new vehicle launches, production line expansions, or research & development projects
- Valuation methodologies like Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) used to assess the financial worth of automotive companies
- Showcasing how financial modeling has been successfully applied in the automotive industry.
Target audiences
- Business Analysts
- Financial Analysts
Curriculum
- 3 Sections
- 10 Lessons
- 1 Day
- Financial Modeling5
- 1.1Understanding the Business & Financial Landscape of Automotive Manufacturing
- 1.2Building & Utilizing Financial Models for Effective Decision-Making
- 1.3Advanced Applications & Challenges in Automotive Finance Modeling
- 1.4Financial Performance Analysis & Reporting
- 1.5Valuation Techniques for Automotive Businesses
- Strategic Applications of Financial Modeling4
- 2.1How can financial modeling be used to navigate these changes and identify new opportunities for automotive company ?
- 2.2Discuss the financial considerations involved in launching a new motorcycle model, using financial modeling techniques to analyze its potential profitability
- 2.3Discuss the financial considerations involved in launching a new motorcycle model, using financial modeling techniques to analyze its potential profitability.
- 2.4Feedback and guidance from the industry expert on problem-solving approaches
- Open forum and Discussion1