Business Finance Modelling Strategies And Valuation Methods

What you'll learn
Learn how to create a statement financial model from start to finish
Understand how to formulate a set of operating assumptions
Learn how to model out a forecast profit and loss statement
Understand how to model out the cash flow statement and balance sheet
Discover the intuitive linkages between the financial statement
Requirements
No eligibility required
Description
Financial modeling is the process of creating a mathematical representation of a financial situation or a business, typically using spreadsheet software like Microsoft Excel. It is used to forecast a company's financial performance in the future, make investment decisions, value a business, or assess the impact of various decisions. Financial Modelling and Valuation are two important skills for financial analysts, investors, and business owners. Financial models can also be used for a variety of purposes such as cost estimation, projection of profits, forecasting future earnings, allocating resources, making budgeting decisions, etc. Financial Valuation is the process of determining the fair market value of an asset or firm based on its expected future cash flows, risk, and growth potential. Financial Valuation can help investors to assess the attractiveness of an investment opportunity, compare different investment alternatives, and negotiate deals, and exit strategies. Financial Modeling and Valuation require a solid understanding of accounting, finance, economics, and business principles. They also require proficiency in Excel and other software tools that can help create and analyze financial models.We cover each component of the statement financial model from creating detailed forecast assumptions to modeling out each of the financial statements (P&L, Cash Flow Statement, Balance Sheet) within Excel. We use a highly practical learning approach with a student-led case study completed during the course.
Overview
Section 1: Learn how to create a statement financial model from start to finish
Lecture 1 Introduction to Financial Modelling & Valuation
Lecture 2 Cost Build Up
Lecture 3 Employee Cost
Section 2: Understand how to formulate a set of operating assumptions
Lecture 4 Packaging Cost (Part 1)
Lecture 5 Packaging Cost (Part 2)
Lecture 6 Min Max Function
Lecture 7 Debt Schedule
Lecture 8 Cash Flow of a Company
Section 3: Learn how to model out a forecast profit & loss statement & cash flow statement
Lecture 9 Variable Growth Rate (Part 1)
Lecture 10 Variable Growth Rate (Part 2)
Lecture 11 Methods of Valuation
Lecture 12 Understanding Valuation
Lecture 13 Find a Closing Balance of a Cash Flow
Students | Investors/Clients | Traders | Sub-Brokers/Dealers | Working Executives | Other Financial Intermediaries | Any person who is interested in the financial modelling and valuation