Building Financial Literacy Through Real Experience

We've spent over a decade helping professionals understand the numbers that drive business decisions. Our approach combines practical analysis with real-world application.

From Small Beginnings to Trusted Resource

Back in 2018, we started pelerionorent because we kept seeing the same problem. Talented professionals would sit in meetings, nod along when financial reports came up, but privately admit they felt lost when numbers hit the table. The gap between academic theory and practical application was massive.

Our first workshop had eight people crammed into a borrowed conference room. We walked through actual company financials - no sanitized textbook examples. By the end of that three-hour session, participants were asking questions they'd never thought to ask before. That's when we knew we were onto something.

Today, we've guided over 2,400 professionals through financial analysis fundamentals, always focusing on real scenarios they'll encounter in their careers.

Financial analysis training session with professionals reviewing real company reports

What Drives Our Approach

These principles shape every training session, webinar, and resource we create. They've evolved from years of watching what actually works in practice.

Real Numbers, Real Context

We use actual company financials and case studies from businesses our participants recognize. Theory matters, but context makes it stick. Every example comes from real market situations.

Practical Application Focus

Our sessions center on skills you'll use next week, not concepts you might encounter someday. We break down complex analysis into manageable steps that build confidence progressively.

Honest About Limitations

Financial analysis isn't magic. We teach you to recognize what the numbers can tell you - and equally important, what they can't. Good judgment comes from understanding both.

Areas We Cover

Our training spans the core areas where professionals need confidence with financial analysis. Each module builds on practical scenarios you're likely to encounter.

Financial Statement Analysis

Reading between the lines of balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow reports. We show you what seasoned analysts look for first and why certain ratios matter more than others.

Investment Evaluation

Practical approaches to valuing projects, acquisitions, and strategic initiatives. You'll learn multiple methods and when each approach makes sense for different situations.

Risk Assessment

Identifying potential red flags and quantifying uncertainty in business decisions. We cover both the mathematical tools and the intuitive checks that experienced professionals rely on.

Professional analyzing financial charts and market data on multiple screens

Business team reviewing investment proposals with financial projections

Financial analyst examining company performance metrics and industry benchmarks

Why Our Approach Works

We've found that financial analysis clicks when people see how it applies to decisions they're already making. Our participants leave with frameworks they can use immediately, plus the confidence to dig deeper when situations require it. The goal isn't to turn everyone into a CFA - it's to give you the tools to ask better questions and make more informed choices.

The People Behind pelerionorent

Our team brings together expertise from investment banking, corporate finance, and education. We've all been in situations where clear financial thinking made the difference.

Kieran Blackwood

Senior Financial Analyst

Kieran spent twelve years at investment firms before joining pelerionorent in 2019. He's particularly good at explaining complex valuation methods in ways that stick. His background includes both buy-side and sell-side analysis, giving him perspective on how different stakeholders approach the same numbers.

Raven Thornfield

Education Director

Raven designs our curriculum and leads most of our workshops. She has a knack for identifying where people get stuck and creating exercises that build understanding progressively. Her corporate finance background helps her focus on analysis techniques that actually matter in business settings.

Our Teaching Philosophy

We believe the best financial analysis training happens when people work with real examples and can immediately see applications to their own work. Every session includes time for questions about specific situations participants are facing. We're not trying to recreate business school - we're focused on building practical skills that make a difference in your day-to-day decisions.