Finance, Valuation, Risk & Modelling

Leigh Drake offers finance tips — by informa — last modified Apr 09, 2009 02:04 PM

IIR Executive Development Course Instructor, Leigh Drake provides a handy tip on understanding finance principles.

E-Tip: ' Dashboard Reports # 1 - Users' — by admin — last modified Apr 09, 2009 02:04 PM

Leigh Drake draws from extensive experience in the finance industry to present the first of 5 vital tips to creating the most effective dashboard for your report. In this video, Leigh defines the term 'dashboard report' & the importance of defining your users.

E-Tip: ' Dashboard Reports #2- Mediums' — by admin — last modified Apr 09, 2009 02:14 PM

In previously defining the 'dashboard report' as a 1 page summary that conveys alot of information in the most efficient manner possible, Leigh Drake continues his series of tips to creating more meaningful dashboards. Tip #2 outlines the importance of using the right medium to convey your message. Leigh Drake is Director of ARC Business, & an IIR Executive Development course instructor.

E-Tip: ' Dashboard Reports #3- Colours' — by admin — last modified Apr 14, 2009 08:49 AM

Leigh Drake continues his series on creating more meaningful dashboards. In this video, Tip #3, Leigh emphasises the advantages & disadvantages to using colours in your dashboard, outlining how best to use colour and what to avoid.

E-Tip: 'Dashboard Reports #4- Layouts' — by admin — last modified May 07, 2009 09:25 AM

Where should the most important information on a page be placed? Leigh drake answers this question and more, in his 4th tip on how to create more meaningful dashboards. Leigh Drake is Director of ARC Business, & an IIR Executive Development course instructor.

E-Tip: 'Dashboard Reports #5- Length' — by admin — last modified Jun 10, 2009 08:48 AM

Leigh Drake draws from extensive experience in the finance industry to finalise the 5th and last tip in his series on creating the most effective dashboard for your report. In this video, Leigh states the final, but most important rule.