Master Financial Analysis Through Real Company Cases
Learn comparative company analysis using actual market data from Argentina's leading firms. Our intensive program combines theoretical foundations with hands-on practice using live financial statements and market scenarios.
Enroll for September 2025
Our Proven Teaching Approach
We've developed a unique methodology that combines academic rigor with practical application. Students work with real company data from the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange, learning to identify patterns and make informed comparisons.
Foundation Building
Start with financial statement fundamentals. We break down balance sheets, income statements, and cash flows using examples from familiar Argentine companies. No prior finance background required – we build from the ground up.
Ratio Analysis Mastery
Learn to calculate and interpret key financial ratios. Students practice with companies like YPF, Banco Macro, and Mercado Libre, understanding how industry context affects ratio interpretation and comparison validity.
Comparative Framework
Develop systematic approaches for comparing companies within industries. Master peer group selection, normalization techniques, and identifying meaningful differences in business models and performance.
Real-World Application
Complete capstone projects analyzing actual investment decisions or business scenarios. Present findings to industry professionals and receive feedback on methodology and conclusions.
Common Learning Obstacles & Our Solutions
Every student faces similar challenges when learning financial analysis. Here's how we address the most frequent roadblocks.
Information Overload
Students often feel overwhelmed by the sheer volume of financial data and don't know where to start their analysis or what metrics matter most.
Our Structured Approach:
We use a priority matrix system that teaches students to focus on the 5-7 most critical metrics first. Each week builds on previous knowledge, preventing cognitive overload while ensuring thorough understanding.
Context Without Industry Knowledge
Raw numbers mean nothing without understanding industry norms, business cycles, and competitive dynamics that affect financial performance.
Industry-First Learning:
Before analyzing any company, we spend time understanding the industry landscape. Students learn to research market conditions, regulatory environment, and competitive positioning as foundation for numerical analysis.
False Comparisons
Comparing companies with different business models, market positions, or accounting practices leads to misleading conclusions and poor decision-making.
Comparison Framework:
We teach systematic peer selection criteria and adjustment techniques. Students learn to identify when companies aren't truly comparable and how to adjust for different accounting methods or business structures.
Static vs. Dynamic Analysis
Many students focus only on current numbers without understanding trends, seasonality, or how external factors affect financial performance over time.
Time-Series Methodology:
Every analysis includes minimum 3-year historical trends. We teach students to identify seasonal patterns, cyclical effects, and one-time events that distort year-over-year comparisons.
Dr. Eduardo Martinez
Lead Financial Analysis Instructor
Former equity research analyst at JPMorgan Buenos Aires. Eduardo brings 15 years of experience analyzing Latin American markets and has published research on over 200 companies across multiple sectors.
Carlos Fernandez
Senior Investment Analyst
Currently manages portfolio analysis for a Buenos Aires investment fund. Carlos specializes in comparative valuation techniques and has developed our proprietary framework for cross-industry financial analysis.