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Valuation using DCF and Relative Valuation Techniques
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Valuation using DCF and Relative Valuation Techniques

Valuation Methods using working examples with downloadable model
Created byFinXcel Academy
Last updated 2/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Financial Valuation
  • Discounted Cash Flow
  • Comparative Analysis Valuation
  • Precedent Transaction Valuation

Course content

4 sections11 lectures54m total length
  • Introduction3:10
  • Valuation Techniques3:02

Requirements

  • Basic knowledge of valuation
  • Basic knowledge of excel

Description

Valuation refers to the quantitative process used to determine the fair value of a company, asset or liability.  This course on Valuation starts with introduction of valuation concept, its importance and  where it is used. It then goes on to compares the various valuation approaches that are used in the market i.e. absolute valuation and relative valuation. The course then moves on to introducing three valuation technique and each one is explained with a working example.

The course also has the models that can be downloaded

Following is the course structure

1. Discounted Cash Flow Method - Introduction of the valuation method, Case Study of an ecommerce company with the working model and Pitfalls

2. Comparable Company Analysis Method -Introduction of the valuation method, Case Study of a tech company including selection of a peer set with the working model and Pitfalls

3. Precedent Transactions Method - Introduction of the valuation method, Case Study of a tech company including selection of a peer set with the working model  and Pitfalls

This course is designed for beginners who are typically looking to understand the concept of valuation and get a working knowledge of how the concepts can be applied to a real working model.  Simple examples and illustrations have been used to drive the concept.  Students and financial modelers early in their career will find it useful to understand/refresh their knowledge of the topic

Who this course is for:

  • Valuation Beginners
  • Students preparing for a valuation job
  • Starters in equity research/private equity role
  • Beginners in corporate finance