Cash flow & operating economics
Unit economics, revenue-to-cash bridges, FCFF, funding needs, and forecasting.
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FIN143 · Practice & apply
400 questions from your course slides and additional finance challenges. Choose a week, work through the reasoning, then test yourself.
Follow the course
Founder resources, goals, archetypes, and affordable loss.
Customer evidence, pricing, market size, and unit economics.
Revenue recognition, cash flow, FCFF, and P/E versus PEG.
Operating drivers, growth, cash forecasts, and funding needs.
Time value of money, DCF, terminal value, and comparables.
Ownership, option pools, SAFEs, dilution, and exit payouts.
GP/LP waterfalls, carried interest, fees, and fund returns.
CAPM, WACC, debt capacity, and financing strategy.
Investor evidence, financial claims, and a defensible funding ask.
Put the numbers together
Five sets of 20 questions, with no repeated questions across sets. Use a financial calculator and scratch paper.
Unit economics, revenue-to-cash bridges, FCFF, funding needs, and forecasting.
Suggested 75 minutes · untimedPayment timing, NPV, terminal-value DCFs, PEG, comparables, and VC pricing.
Suggested 90 minutes · untimedPriced rounds, SAFEs, notes, pool top-ups, liquidation preferences, and anti-dilution.
Suggested 90 minutes · untimedFees, fund multiples, preferred returns, full and partial catch-up, clawbacks, and LP IRR.
Suggested 90 minutes · untimedStartup beta, WACC, debt capacity, APV, and mixed quantitative applications.
Suggested 100 minutes · untimed