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Financial Analysis & Research

Live Financial Analysis Sessions

Join our monthly interactive webinars where participants actively engage with real market data, ask questions in real-time, and collaborate on financial analysis techniques. These aren't passive presentations – they're dynamic learning experiences built around audience participation.

Engagement Metrics

87%
Active Participation Rate
156
Questions Per Session
34
Minutes Q&A Average
92%
Return Attendance

How Our Interactive Format Works

Our webinars break away from the traditional lecture format. Each session begins with participants submitting real companies they want analyzed, then we work through the financial statements together using live polling and breakout discussions.

Typical Session Flow

Pre-Session Company Selection

Participants submit company suggestions through our online form. We review submissions and create a shortlist for audience voting during the opening segment.

Week Before Session
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Interactive Opening & Company Vote

Live poll to select our focus company, followed by rapid-fire questions about participants' initial impressions. This gets everyone thinking critically from the first minute.

First 15 Minutes

Collaborative Analysis Deep-Dive

Working through financial statements together with pause-and-discuss moments. Participants share observations via chat while we build the analysis in real-time on screen.

Main 45 Minutes
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Open Q&A and Scenario Testing

Extended question period where we address specific participant queries and test "what-if" scenarios based on audience suggestions. This often becomes the most valuable part.

Final 30 Minutes

Live Session Environment

Marcus Thornfield

Lead Session Facilitator

Current Q&A Queue

Questions submitted during today's Westpac analysis session

How does Westpac's loan loss provision compare to industry standards, and what does this tell us about their risk management?
Being addressed - Kiara from Adelaide
The ROE calculation seems different from what I learned in my accounting course. Can you walk through the methodology again?
Up next - Rajesh from Sydney
If we applied this same analysis framework to smaller regional banks, would the ratios be meaningful or would we need different benchmarks?
Queued - Fiona from Perth