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Oil, Gas & Energy Industry Specialization

Oil and Gas Financial Modeling: Mastering Industry Analysis – London (UK), 5–9 Jul 2027

Master financial modeling for the oil and gas sector with our comprehensive 1-week course. Learn industry-specific techniques and best practices.

Date
Location
London (UK)
Duration
1 Week
Investment
GBP 6100

This session: 5–9 Jul 2027

This Oil and Gas Financial Modeling: Mastering Industry Analysis session in London (UK) runs from Monday 5 July to Friday 9 July 2027 (week 27, Q3 2027). It is the only date in London (UK) in 2027, at a fee of 6,100 £. Registration is open for this date. It is held in person.

DatesMonday 5 Jul – Friday 9 Jul 2027
Week27 of 2027
Duration5 days
Fee6,100 £
StatusOpen for registration
FormatIn person

Course Overview

Course Description

This intensive 1-week course provides a comprehensive introduction to financial modeling in the oil and gas industry. Participants will learn industry-specific accounting principles, valuation techniques, and forecasting methods. The course combines theoretical concepts with hands-on practice, enabling attendees to build complex financial models for oil and gas projects.

Learning Objectives

  • Understand key financial and operational metrics specific to the oil and gas industry
  • Develop proficiency in building integrated financial models for oil and gas companies
  • Master valuation techniques including DCF, NAV, and comparable company analysis
  • Gain skills in forecasting production, revenues, and expenses for oil and gas projects
  • Learn to analyze and model various financing structures and M&A scenarios

Course Modules

Day 1: Industry Overview and Financial Statement Analysis

  • Oil and gas industry structure and value chain
  • Key operational metrics: reserves, production, and pricing
  • Industry-specific accounting principles and financial statement analysis
  • Building a historical financial statement model

Day 2: Forecasting and Projections

  • Production profile modeling and decline curve analysis
  • Revenue forecasting: price deck development and sensitivity analysis
  • Operating cost projections and capital expenditure modeling
  • Creating projected financial statements

Day 3: Valuation Techniques

  • Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) analysis for oil and gas companies
  • Net Asset Value (NAV) modeling
  • Comparable company and transaction analysis
  • Sensitivity and scenario analysis

Day 4: Advanced Modeling Techniques

  • Modeling complex capital structures and debt covenants
  • Cash flow waterfalls and distribution modeling
  • Joint venture and carried interest structures
  • Incorporating commodity price hedging into financial models

Day 5: M&A and Investment Analysis

  • Merger model construction for oil and gas transactions
  • Accretion/dilution analysis
  • Leveraged buyout (LBO) modeling for oil and gas assets
  • Investment case studies and decision analysis

Practical Wins for Participants

  • Ability to construct a comprehensive financial model for an oil and gas company from scratch
  • Proficiency in valuing oil and gas assets and companies using industry-standard methodologies
  • Skills to analyze and model complex financing structures and M&A scenarios in the sector
  • Capacity to make data-driven investment and strategic decisions in the oil and gas industry
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Course Code
322920_219252
Course Date
05 - 09 Jul 2027
Course Price
6100 GBP