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ExpertEdge vs Udemy Business for enterprise learning
A side-by-side of Udemy Business and ExpertEdge for enterprise learning content: what each does well, where each falls short, and how to choose.
Oli Huggins
CEO and Founder
For financial analysts
Stop dragging formulas. Learn why the model works.
You can already fill in the template. The experts who wrote the book on valuation teach the reasoning behind each cell, from $10 a month.
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Damodaran
Rosenbaum
Koller
Alexander
Tracy
Sound familiar?
The course showed the formula and skipped the why
Every assumption in a DCF has a reason behind it. Our experts wrote the chapter on each one, so you can defend the number when your manager asks.
It really feels like I'm not learning the reason behind things and am instead just being shown how to plug numbers in a specific part of a spreadsheet.
DCF_template_v7_FINAL.xlsx
F11=F10*(1+$B$5)/($B$4-$B$5)
USD m2026E2027E2028E2029E2030E
Revenue growth8.0%7.0%6.0%5.0%4.0%
EBIT margin118.0%18.5%19.0%19.0%19.0%
WACC28.5%
Terminal growth32.5%
Exit multiple411.0x
Revenue1,2401,3271,4061,4771,536
EBIT223245267281292
Free cash flow134147160168175
Terminal value2,991
InputsDCFComps
Ready
ExpertEdge
1EBIT margin
Why does the margin climb to 19%?
Chapter 15Revenue and Gross MarginsFinancial Planning & Analysis and Performance Management
2WACC
Where did the 8.5% come from?
Chapter 15Estimating the Cost of CapitalValuation
3Terminal growth
Why 2.5% growth, every year, forever?
Chapter 14Estimating Continuing ValueValuation4Exit multiple
Which comps back up the 11.0x?
Chapter 1Comparable Companies AnalysisInvestment Banking
Who wrote it?
Learn from the authors already on your desk
If you've built a DCF, there's a good chance you learned it from one of them. Their courses are here in full.
Joshua Rosenbaum and Joshua Pearl
Investment Banking
The text banking analysts keep open while they build the comps.
9 chapters
Tim Koller, Marc Goedhart and David Wessels
Valuation
McKinsey's guide to measuring and managing what a company is worth.
39 chapters
Aswath Damodaran
The Little Book of Valuation
Damodaran's short course on the story behind every valuation.
11 chapters
Jack Alexander
Financial Planning & Analysis and Performance Management
The FP&A text that working analysts recommend to each other.
24 chapters
Is it past the basics?
You already know VLOOKUP. Start after it.
You don't need another first hour on SUM and cell formatting. Filter the library by level and start at the one you already work at.
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Columns
Level
Rows
Tool
Values
Count of Course
Past the basics
Row LabelsBeginnerIntermediateExpert
Power BI19192
Excel13211
Power Query and DAX182
VBA macros310
Grand Total36495
Where do I start?
Your induction was a list of things to look up
Nobody said which one to read first. Set Financial Analyst as your target and ExpertEdge lines up each skill and its courses, in order.
What the job taught you
Where you are
Business Valuation
Corporate Finance & Capital Budgeting
Financial Accounting & Reporting
Financial Data Analytics & Visualization
Financial Modeling
Financial Planning & Analysis
Financial Statement Analysis
Financial Analyst
The goal
Is it worth the money?
One $1,500 course costs as much as 12 years here
For that money you get every finance and Excel course in the library. Your FP&A lead can put the whole team on one subscription too.
One paid finance course
$1,500
Price quoted on r/FPandA, January 2025
By design
What we left out on purpose
The job behind the exam
Your CFA provider covers the exam. We teach the models the job asks for.
Checked as you build
Build the model beside the chapter that explains it. You check your own work as you go.
After the close
Pick up a chapter after the close. No day out of the office for a class.
Keep learning on the job. When it hands you a model you haven't built, the course for it is already in the library.
And the price?
One price, everything included
Monthly
Billed monthly
$15per month
Everything, month to month. Cancel anytime.
What's included
- Every valuation and FP&A course
- The whole course library
- Skills and a passport that stay yours
Annual
Billed yearly ($120)
$10per month
Everything for a third less, paid once a year.
What's included
- Every valuation and FP&A course
- The whole course library
- Skills and a passport that stay yours
No setup fees, no minimum seats. Invoicing available on plans of 20+ seats or more.
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