Implications of the New DCF Method
Q&A with Professor Neil Crosby, Henley Business School and Maria Wiedner, CEO Cambridge Finance. I am part of the valuation review committee and I think one of the basic terminologies…
Q&A with Professor Neil Crosby, Henley Business School and Maria Wiedner, CEO Cambridge Finance. I am part of the valuation review committee and I think one of the basic terminologies…
Hey, everyone! We just wrapped up an amazing Financial Modelling Mastermind session and I couldn’t wait to share the highlights with you. Alongside Maria Wiedner, Carson Fung of Goldstone Real Estate, and Carl Hermelin or Ingka (Ikea), we delved deep into the final touches of our financial model. Our main focus? Integrating different lease event types to give a complete view of cash flow dynamics. Let’s jump right in!
How to Carry Out Risk Assessments in Real Estate – a blog post diving into detail regarding the ins and outs of carrying out risk assessments in real estate. Let’s face it: in real estate, it’s all about minimising risk and maximising returns. If you’re not dialled into risk assessment, you’re flying blind. Here’s the no-nonsense guide to mastering risk assessment in real estate.
This blog will cover Real Estate Debt Structures, Risk, and Financial Modelling. It will discuss the basic concepts of return metrics, why interest rates matter in the real estate industry, the debt-to-equity ratio, what this means, and how to cope with high interest rates.
If you’re serious about succeeding in real estate, mastering financial modelling is non-negotiable. This isn’t just about crunching numbers—it’s about building a roadmap to navigate the complexities of property investment…
Greetings, real estate enthusiasts! We are Cambridge Finance, your trusted ally in the world of real estate finance. Last week, we had the honour of hosting an unforgettable event at the prestigious Cumberland Hotel, where our industry recognised course, “Introduction to Real Estate Investment, Development, and Finance,” took centre stage.
This blog is a practical guide for real estate professionals on the importance and application of the Debt Yield Ratio. It highlights the Debt Yield Ratio as a key metric for assessing the risk and making informed decisions in real estate investments.
Explore how AI, specifically GPT-4, is transforming real estate financial modelling in our latest blog. Dive into practical demonstrations, real-world applications, and valuable insights from our recent Financial Modelling Mastermind session. Learn how to integrate AI tools like ChatGPT into your workflow to enhance accuracy, productivity, and presentation. Featuring attendee testimonials and a candid discussion on the challenges and future prospects of AI in financial modelling. Stay ahead in the real estate sector with these cutting-edge strategies.
In a recent webinar, I had the chance to dive into some important topics around debt structuring, particularly focusing on capital structure, lending criteria, and different debt repayment methods. My goal was to help participants gain a better understanding of these concepts so they can make smarter decisions in real estate investment. Let me share some of the key points we covered.
During our recent Cambridge Finance Mastermind Session, we looked into how Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) can make your real estate financial models in Excel more efficient and automated. Automation with VBA: VBA enables automation of repetitive tasks in real estate financial models, improving efficiency and accuracy by reducing manual data entry and human error. What we discussed: IRR and Target Pricing: Using VBA to automate Internal Rate of Return (IRR) calculations and target pricing, including how to record macros and refine code for precise automation. User-Friendly Features: Enhancing user interaction with features like assigning macros to buttons, making financial models more accessible and easier to use.
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