Master Financial Modeling That Actually Works

Build models that executives trust and peers respect. Our autumn 2025 program focuses on practical techniques used by top-tier analysts across Seoul's financial district.

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Three Pillars of Effective Financial Analysis

Real-World Case Studies

We dissect actual financial models from major Korean corporations. Students analyze Samsung Electronics' DCF models, examine Hyundai Motor's scenario planning, and rebuild Naver's valuation frameworks.

Each case study includes original spreadsheets and the story behind critical modeling decisions.

Industry Mentor Network

Connect with senior analysts from KB Securities, Mirae Asset, and Korea Investment & Securities. They share insights from their daily work and provide feedback on your models.

Monthly virtual coffee chats with mentors who understand the Korean financial landscape.

Hands-On Model Building

Create comprehensive models for emerging sectors like K-beauty exports, electric vehicle manufacturing, and fintech startups. Each project mirrors real analyst deliverables.

Students complete 12 full models during the program, building a portfolio that showcases their capabilities.
89% Model Accuracy Rate
6.2x Faster Analysis

Measurable Skills Development

Our 2024 graduates showed significant improvement in model accuracy and analysis speed. These metrics come from independent assessments conducted three months after program completion.

24 Average Hours Saved Per Week
94% Mentor Satisfaction Score

These improvements reflect practical skills that translate directly to workplace efficiency and more confident presentations to senior management.

Learn Alongside Future Colleagues

Financial modeling improves through peer review and collaborative problem-solving. Our cohort structure mirrors how analysis teams actually work in major financial institutions.

  • Weekly model review sessions with rotating presentation leaders
  • Collaborative projects that require different expertise areas
  • Peer feedback systems that mirror real workplace dynamics
  • Cross-functional teams mixing accounting, economics, and finance backgrounds

Many participants develop professional relationships that continue well beyond the program, creating a network of skilled analysts across Seoul's financial sector.

Program Structure & Enrollment

Organized information to help you understand program details and make informed decisions about your professional development.

Program Foundations

Core curriculum covering essential modeling techniques and best practices

  • DCF modeling with multiple scenario analysis
  • Comparable company analysis frameworks
  • LBO modeling for private equity applications
  • Industry-specific modeling approaches
  • Advanced Excel techniques and shortcuts
  • Model auditing and error-checking protocols

Enrollment Process

Application timeline and requirements for autumn 2025 cohort

  • Applications open March 2025 for September start
  • Basic Excel proficiency and finance knowledge required
  • Portfolio review of previous analytical work
  • Brief interview to discuss career goals
  • Rolling admissions with early application benefits
  • Scholarship opportunities for exceptional candidates

Technical Requirements

Software, hardware, and prerequisite knowledge needed for success

  • Microsoft Excel 2019 or newer (365 preferred)
  • Basic understanding of financial statements
  • Familiarity with Korean accounting standards helpful
  • Reliable internet for virtual collaboration sessions
  • Second monitor recommended for model building
  • Bloomberg terminal access provided during program

Support Resources

Additional assistance available throughout the learning experience

  • Weekly office hours with lead instructors
  • Peer study groups organized by geographic region
  • Technical support for Excel and modeling questions
  • Career counseling and resume review sessions
  • Alumni network access for ongoing professional development
  • Resource library with templates and reference materials

Spring 2025 Information Sessions

Join us for detailed program presentations and Q&A sessions with current students and recent graduates. Sessions held monthly from April through July 2025.

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"The mentor feedback transformed how I approach sensitivity analysis. My models are now much more robust and my presentations generate better discussions with senior management."

Keegan Prasad, Investment Banking Analyst

"Learning alongside other analysts created a support network that continues today. We regularly share modeling approaches and industry insights that benefit everyone's work."

Zelda Morrison, Corporate Development Manager