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Classic Large Model Miscues
Say you take a new job and inherit a large financial model built by someone else. What to do: rebuild from scratch or modify the existing model? When I find myself in this situation, a number of interesting questions arise:
- If in the short term, you decide to use the existing model to move the project forward, where do you actually draw the line and in what cases do you switch tactics and restart from scratch?
- As you start adding functionality to and, along the process, keep reviewing the original model, what are the types of mistakes that should push you to scrap and rebuild?
- If you then decide to rebuild the model from scratch and then go on to add new functionality, how do you go about reconciling with the original model for customer acceptance?
- Finally, how can you quickly get an organization to accept a new, more powerful model for strategic decision making?
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Evaluate your Model Online
Nearly 90% of the models we review are missing major pieces that investors need to see.
The Brode Group has worked with dozens of clients in the U.S. and Europe to build & deploy financial models. Drawing from this experience, we have developed a standardized evaluation methodology based on a 25-point Financial Model Scorecard.
Now you can have free access to online model review using this Scorecard.
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