Financial Modeling and Decision Making in Oil and Gas
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Sound financial modeling is essential for guiding investment decisions, evaluating risks, and optimizing project economics in the oil and gas industry. This session provides an overview of financial modeling techniques and their application to decision making, with emphasis on project valuation, risk analysis, and capital allocation strategies.
Webinar Objectives
• Understand the fundamentals of financial models used in oil and gas projects.
• Explore methods for project valuation, including NPV, IRR, and sensitivity analysis.
• Review approaches for assessing uncertainty and managing financial risk.
• Examine practical examples of financial decision-making in upstream, midstream, and downstream projects.
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The session will be delivered by an experienced industry professional in energy economics, project finance, and strategic decision-making. Combining financial acumen with practical sector knowledge, the presenter offers insights into applying financial models to support sound, data-driven investment decisions.
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Time : 9 PM Indian Time | Duration : 90 Minutes
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