Financial clarity starts with practical skills
We built Merdio because too many analysts were stuck learning theory without hands-on application. Live sessions let you work through actual models while getting immediate feedback.
No recorded lectures. No passive watching. Just direct interaction with experts who've spent years building financial structures that hold up under scrutiny.
Started in 2024 with a straightforward goal
Financial modeling courses kept teaching formulas without context. Students memorized functions but couldn't build models that actually worked when market conditions shifted.
We wanted something different. Live sessions where you construct models alongside instructors who explain why certain approaches fail and others succeed.
Each webinar focuses on specific modeling challenges analysts face daily. Valuation structures that account for industry nuances. Scenario planning that reflects realistic business constraints. Forecasting methods tested against actual market behavior.
Participants from different regions bring varied perspectives. A manufacturing analyst sees problems differently than someone in tech. That diversity makes sessions more useful because you learn to adapt models for different contexts.
How sessions actually work
Every webinar tackles specific modeling problems. You're not watching demonstrations—you're building structures in real time with guidance when you hit roadblocks.
Instructors share templates, but more importantly, they explain the logic behind design choices. Why certain assumptions matter more than others. How to stress-test models against edge cases. When to simplify and when complexity is necessary.
Questions get answered immediately. If your forecast isn't behaving correctly, you can share your screen and work through the issue together. That's where actual learning happens—when you're stuck and someone shows you the specific adjustment that fixes it.
DCF Valuation
Build discounted cash flow models that account for terminal value assumptions and sensitivity testing across multiple scenarios.
LBO Analysis
Structure leveraged buyout models with proper debt schedules, IRR calculations, and return waterfall distributions.
Three-Statement Modeling
Connect income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements with formulas that maintain integrity through forecast periods.
Merger Models
Analyze accretion/dilution effects, synergy assumptions, and purchase price allocation across combined entities.