Three-statement models
Linked P&L, balance sheet and cash flow that balance — built from raw operating assumptions.
Financial modeling · PE · M&A · valuation
Build financial models every month. Accelerate your finance career through practice, not theory.
Listed Models is a monthly membership for people who want to actually build the models private equity, M&A and corporate finance teams run on — three statements, transaction structures, valuations and investor-grade charts.
Salah
Project finance professional · Founder of Listed Models
What you build inside the membership
PE & LBO transactions
Sources and uses, debt tranches, cash sweep, exit multiple, IRR and MOIC.
Valuation for IPO & M&A
DCF, WACC, comparables and precedent transactions you can actually defend.
Investor-grade outputs
Charts and one-page dashboards that investment committees and banks read.
Inside the platform
Dedicated account dashboard with all case studies
One clean dashboard. Every case study, Excel file, video and walkthrough — ready when you are.
Case study library
Inside a model
Why I built this
12 years ago, I had the degree and motivation. In the job, it all fell apart.
Salah
Project finance professional · Founder of Listed Models
The interview that exposed the gap
Like hundreds of students every year, I was applying for private-equity analyst roles. I knew finance — DCF, comparables, valuation. I felt ready. Then a recruiter said: “Build me a three-statement model. Right now.”
I froze. I had a master's in finance — and no one had ever taught me to build a real Excel model from A to Z. I didn't get the role. And I understood that my degree wasn't enough.
The turning point
I decided to learn what school never taught me.
Books on financial modeling. Workshops. Thousands of euros invested in the one skill no one had bothered to teach me. I learned that building a model turns finance knowledge into a concrete decision tool.
First deals · Private US companies
I started financial modeling for an American fund — small and mid cap.
My first real-world models: investment memos on private US companies. For the first time, my work was driving actual allocation decisions — read, and challenged, by professionals.
2022 · Private equity and crowdfunding
I helped companies raise millions in equity and bond debt.
On a private-equity crowdfunding platform, I built the models used to support investor decisions in equity and bonds. Every model had to be robust. Every assumption had to defend itself.
Since 2024
Today I model solar project financings in France.
Business plans submitted to institutional lenders and investors — the highest bar I've ever worked to. I built IFE so you can learn these practical skills through structured, real-world case studies.
Anything worth having in life is built by practice — day by day, week by week, month by month. That is exactly why Listed Models is a monthly membership and not a course you finish once and forget. A new financial modeling case study, every month, for as long as you want to keep getting better.
Career outcomes
Where our members work
Our learners have joined funds, banks, and advisory firms around the world.
Goldman Sachs
J.P. Morgan
Bank of America
Citi
HSBC
Lazard
Rothschild & Co
BNP Paribas
Société Générale
Eurazeo
Ardian
EY
PwC
Deloitte
KPMG
bpifrance
PAI Partners
Siparex
How it works
One new case study every month — and you build it yourself.
Practice is the mother of every skill. That is why this is a monthly membership and not a course you finish once: you get better by the day, the week and the month.
- Join and get instant access to the current case study library.
- Download the Excel files, written walkthrough and video breakdown.
- Build the model yourself from a blank sheet — that's where the skill sticks.
- Compare against the professional solution and fix what you missed.
- Repeat every month, across sectors, until the structure is automatic.
$97/month. 7 days free. Cancel anytime.
Full access to every case study — Excel models, written walkthroughs, video breakdowns and sector guides — plus every new model published while you are a member.
Stop reading about financial models. Start building them.
Every month you don't build one, the gap gets wider — and the next modeling test finds it.