Built on Real Experience
We started savolentiraq because traditional finance education felt disconnected from actual corporate work. After years in investment banking and corporate development, we knew there had to be a better way to prepare analysts for what they'd really face.
What Drives Everything We Do
These aren't just nice words on a website. They shape how we build courses, work with students, and make decisions every day.
Real-World Relevance
Every case study comes from actual deals we've worked on. When you learn DCF modeling with us, you're using the same approach that valued a .3B acquisition last year. No theoretical fluff – just what actually works in boardrooms and analyst cubes.
Honest About Challenges
Finance isn't always glamorous. Sometimes you'll spend three days debugging a model because one formula is off. We don't sugarcoat the learning curve or promise overnight expertise. Good financial analysis takes time to develop, and we're upfront about that journey.
Practical Before Perfect
Academic perfection rarely survives contact with Monday morning deadlines. We teach you to build models that work under pressure, present findings that executives actually want to hear, and make decisions with incomplete information – because that's reality.
Growth Through Feedback
The best analysts we know got that way through brutal, honest feedback early in their careers. Our instructors don't just mark assignments – they explain why your approach would or wouldn't work in their experience, and how to think differently next time.
People Who've Been There
Our team combines decades of experience from investment banking, private equity, and corporate development roles. We've been the analysts pulling all-nighters, the associates defending models to skeptical directors, and the VPs making recommendations that affected real companies.
Caspian Rodriguez
Senior Instructor
"I spent five years at Goldman before realizing most finance education skips the messy, human parts of the job. Here, we teach both the technical skills and the judgment calls that actually matter."