COMPANY VALUATION & MODELING
Specialization | 19 Course Series | 9 Mock Tests

This course offers in-depth training in corporate valuation, financial modeling, and Microsoft Excel, equipping finance professionals and aspiring analysts with essential skills. The four-module program covers topics from fundamentals to advanced applications, providing hands-on experience for effective financial analysis and valuation.

Module 1: Corporate Valuation and Relative Analysis

• Corporate Valuation - DCF and Relative Valuation: Examines corporate valuation methods, including discounted cash flow (DCF) and relative valuation. Participants learn to determine intrinsic value using DCF and benchmark companies against industry peers.

• DCF - Discounted Cash Flow for Beginners: Covers DCF fundamentals, including cash flow forecasting, discount rate selection, and intrinsic value calculation. This module develops essential skills for accurate valuation.

• DCF Modeling using Microsoft Excel: Offers practical exercises to build DCF models in Excel, teaching key formulas and functions for precise financial modeling.

• Comprehensive Relative Valuation Training: Teaches techniques such as comparable company analysis and valuation multiples, enabling participants to assess a company’s value relative to peers.

• Relative Valuation of Siemens AG: Applies relative valuation methods to a real-world case study, using Siemens AG as an example.

• Comparable Companies Valuation: Covers selecting appropriate comparables and calculating valuation multiples for effective relative analysis.

Module 2: Financial Modeling and Industry Analysis

• Financial Modeling - Big Books: Introduces advanced modeling techniques, including forecasting, scenario analysis, and sensitivity testing for comprehensive models.

• Real Estate Modeling: Guides participants in building real estate models, including cash flow projections, property valuations, and risk assessments, with sector insights.

• Financial Modeling - Twitter: Focuses on modeling for technology companies using Twitter as a case study, analyzing performance, growth, and valuation metrics.

• Financial Modeling - Indian Telecommunications: Covers financial modeling for the Indian telecom sector, highlighting key drivers and industry metrics.

• Financial Modeling - Automobile Sector: Analyzes automobile companies using financial models, focusing on competitive positioning, industry trends, and growth potential.

• Financial Modeling - Media and Entertainment: Teaches modeling techniques for media and entertainment firms, including revenue analysis, content valuation, and market trends.

• Financial Modeling - Bank of America: Focuses on banking sector modeling, including balance sheet projections, risk evaluation, and capital adequacy analysis.

• Financial Modeling - Biotech Company: Covers biotech modeling, including revenue forecasting, pipeline analysis, and valuation approaches.

Module 3: Excel Mastery

• Microsoft Excel - Master Basic Excel Skills: Builds a strong Excel foundation through training on essential functions, formulas, and data analysis.

• Learn Microsoft Excel from A-Z: Advanced Level: Develops advanced Excel skills, including pivot tables, macros, and data visualization.

• Advanced Excel Practicals: Essentials for Finance Professionals: Applies Excel to finance tasks such as modeling, data management, and reporting.

Module 4: Mock Tests and Quizzes

• Mock tests and quizzes: Reinforce learning with practical assessments covering key concepts and applied exercises.

This program is ideal for finance professionals, analysts, and students seeking to master corporate valuation, financial modeling, and Excel. It benefits both newcomers and experienced practitioners looking to advance their expertise and careers in finance.

• A solid understanding of core finance concepts, such as financial statements, valuation techniques, and investment analysis, will help you engage with the course material more effectively.
• Familiarity with Microsoft Excel, including functions, formulas, and data handling, is recommended since the course relies heavily on Excel for financial modeling and analysis.
• A genuine interest in finance, corporate valuation, and modeling will enhance your engagement and motivation to explore the course content in depth.
• Analytical abilities are essential for evaluating financial information, performing quantitative assessments, and tackling complex problems throughout the course.
• Dedication to self-study, practice, and continuous improvement is essential to fully master the skills and concepts presented in the course.

• Finance Professionals: Analysts, investment bankers, portfolio managers, and other experts seeking to deepen their skills in corporate valuation, financial modeling, and Excel.
• Students and Graduates: Undergraduate and graduate students in finance, accounting, economics, or related fields looking for practical, industry-relevant skills to supplement their academic studies.
• Career Switchers: Professionals from non-finance backgrounds or those seeking new roles within finance, including investment banking, private equity, equity research, or corporate finance.
• Entrepreneurs and Business Owners: Startup founders and small business owners interested in using financial modeling for business valuation, strategic planning, and informed decision-making.
• Self-Learners: Individuals seeking to independently build skills in corporate valuation, financial modeling, and Excel to advance their careers or achieve personal growth in finance.