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Building Blocks of a DCF Valuation
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Building Blocks of a DCF Valuation

Importance of DCF Valuations
Created byJeep Finance
Last updated 1/2019
English

What you'll learn

  • Basic Building Blocks of Why Valuation?
  • Distinct MBA level Resources that will Guide Students on Valuation

Course content

1 section • 9 lectures • 41m total length

  • Valuation as a Skillset for Finance and Accounting Roles4:24

    Valuation as a skillset for multiple finance roles across different industries and businesses.

  • What is a DCF Valuation?5:23

    We define DCF Valuations.

  • Valuation for Different Market Capitalization Brackets3:12

    Different Market Capitalization Brackets and Applying a Valuation Basic Valuation Techniques.

  • Techniques for Valuing Companies4:30

    We discuss different techniques used by bankers to Value Companies.

  • Why Valuations are Important for Decision Making?5:14

    How Valuations can be important to managerial decision making.

  • Key Considerations when creating a DCF?4:20

    Key Considerations to keep in mind when Creating a DCF Valuation.

  • Decisions that Managers can make that affect Company Valuations6:33

    Decisions that Managers can make that affect Company Valuations.

  • Process to Follow when Creating a DCF5:13

    Basic Workflow Process to Create a DCF Valuation.

  • Final Thoughts on the Building Blocks of a DCF Valuation3:02

    Final Closing thoughts on Building Blocks of a DCF Valuation. 

Requirements

  • Microsoft Excel for MAC or PC

Description

A DCF Valuation is the cornerstone technique used by Financial Analysts working in Hedge Funds, Equity Research, and Investment Banks to value companies in the private and public space.

In this course you will understand why it is important for working professionals in Finance and business owners to have a grasp and understanding of a DCF Valuation. We will not be doing any calculations.

Who this course is for:

  • Investors looking to understand how a valuation works and how to identify undervalued companies.
  • Banking & Finance Professionals wanting to break into Equity Research or Investment Banking.
  • Investors who want to improve their investing skills Finance / Business.
  • Finance Students who want to learn about a DCF valuation.

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