Program overview
Using various intensive hands-on exercises and case studies, participants will work through the theory and application of a wide range of valuation techniques. The course will evolve from fundamental ideas involving economic drivers and financial statement analysis to advanced valuation issues. Participants will revisit major debates in finance including equity versus free cash flow valuation, use of multiples versus DCF versus IRR, and mathematical analysis versus judgement. Participants will enhance their understanding of different valuation concepts via virtual implementation exercises in Excel.
Mode of learning
In-person
Location
KSPP
Language
English
Duration
3 Days
Program Start
Oct 6 ,2024
Program End
Oct 8 ,2024
Learning Outcomes
Mastering Valuation Techniques: Equip participants with a comprehensive understanding of a wide range of valuation methods, from basic to advanced, including DCF, IRR, and multiples-based valuation.
Understanding Economic Drivers of Firm Value: Help participants grasp the fundamental economic factors that influence valuation, and how these can be practically applied in real-world scenarios.
Building Structured Financial Models: Enable participants to create clear, structured financial models that effectively highlight risks and value, without unnecessary complexity, while also learning to present risk analysis in a valuation context.
Overcoming DCF Challenges: Teach participants strategies to address common challenges with the DCF model, such as dealing with varying valuation outcomes and estimating residual value.
Interpreting and Using Valuation Multiples: Guide participants in understanding how growth rates, risk premiums, and costs of capital affect valuation multiples like P/E and EV/EBITDA, and how to use these multiples in practical valuation exercises.
Alternative Valuation Approaches: Explore alternative models such as those used in LBOs, project finance, and M&A, offering participants tools to value investments without relying on terminal growth rates, betas, or WACC
Who Should Attend?
business background
The course is structured for professionals with a business background who are dealing with valuation issues and wish to advance their understanding of valuation methods and strategies.
Proficiency of written and spoken English
The program will be delivered in English. Applicants should be proficient in written and spoken English.
Faculty
Dr. Edward Bodmer
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