Why is an Integrated Cash Flow Model useful?
An Integrated Cash Flow Model is useful (imperative, actually) for projecting how much cash or liquidity a company will have in the future. It is also the basis for an LBO or full-blown M&A model and is crucial in applied corporate finance careers including investment banking, private equity, equity research, asset management and corporate development. A more detailed explanation is contained in the Basic Model Presentation that is part of the Self Study Program.
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