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Building Financial Models With Microsoft Excel A Guide For Business Professionals Wiley Finance 2nd Edition K Scott Proctor

Name: Building Financial Models With Microsoft Excel A Guide For Business Professionals Wiley Finance 2nd Edition K Scott Proctor
SKU: BELL-1294508
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Building Financial Models With Microsoft Excel A Guide For Business Professionals Wiley Finance 2nd Edition K Scott Proctor instant download after payment.

Publisher: Wiley

File Extension: PDF

File size: 21.97 MB

Pages: 381

Author: K. Scott Proctor

ISBN: 9780470481745, 0470481749

Language: English

Year: 2009

Edition: 2

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Building Financial Models With Microsoft Excel A Guide For Business Professionals Wiley Finance 2nd Edition K Scott Proctor by K. Scott Proctor 9780470481745, 0470481749 instant download after payment.

If this book is of any value to anyone,it would new banking associates/management consultants who will be reviewing the work of others. Amazingly, the book contains numerous errors and inconsistencies among the various figures presented in each chapter. Tracking down the source of the differences brought back (not so) fond memories of my tenure as an investment banker. Stick with the 2004 edition as the new release will probably correct most of these errors.