Step-by-Step DCF Valuation!

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Michael Ng

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1 - Core Principles of Valuation

1 - Core Principles of Valuation.html

1 - Introduction to the Course.mp4

02:11

1 - Section-1.1.pdf

2 - Section-1.2.pdf

2 - The Time Value of Money & Discount Rates.mp4

04:19

3 - Free Cash Flow & Net Present Value.mp4

05:17

3 - Section-1.3.pdf

4 - Section-1.4.pdf

4 - Which Companies Suit DCF Valuations.mp4

02:38

2 - Company Financials

5 - Finding Forecast Financials with MarketScreener.mp4

03:04

5 - Section-2.1.pdf

6 - Extracting Key P&L and Cash Flow Items.mp4

08:21

6 - Section-2-WORKED-EXAMPLE.xlsx

3 - The WACC

7 - Overview of the WACC.mp4

02:38

7 - Section-3.1.pdf

8 - Determining the Cost of Debt & Applicable Tax Rate.mp4

01:16

8 - Section-3.2.pdf

9 - Determining the Target Capital Structure.mp4

01:40

10 - Section-3-WORKED-EXAMPLE.xlsx

10 - Section-3.4.pdf

10 - The Capital Asset Pricing Model CAPM.mp4

06:18

4 - DCF Assumptions

11 - Determining the Valuation Date and Stub Adjustment.mp4

01:46

11 - Section-4.1.pdf

12 - Determining the Number of Forecast Years.mp4

02:06

12 - Section-4.2.pdf

13 - Section-4-WORKED-EXAMPLE.xlsx

13 - Section-4.3.pdf

13 - The Methods to Determine the Terminal Value.mp4

04:19

5 - Calculating the DCF Valuation

14 - The Free Cash Flow Schedule.mp4

06:14

15 - The Terminal Value Schedule.mp4

01:09

16 - Calculate Company Value and Implied Share Price.mp4

03:37

16 - Section-5-WORKED-EXAMPLE.xlsx

6 - Sensitivity Analysis

17 - Section-6.1.pdf

17 - The Purpose of Sensitivity Analysis.mp4

01:37

18 - Building in DCF Sensitivities.mp4

07:05

18 - Section-6-WORKED-EXAMPLE.xlsx

7 - Creating Outputs

19 - DCF Outputs in PowerPoint.mp4

02:28

19 - Section-7.1.pdf

8 - Thank You

20 - Thank You.mp4

00:13

Description

Learn how to use a DCF model to value companies in less than 2 hours!

What You'll Learn?

Learn how to create a detailed DCF valuation model from start to finish
Understand how to formulate a set of valuation assumptions
Discover the resources available to determine a company's forecast financials
Understand how to calculate the WACC and each of its components
Learn how to create industry standard DCF sensitivities and outputs

Who is this for?

Professionals who want to learn more about company valuation and the DCF model

Finance students who want to learn hands-on skills that are used within finance every day

Anyone who would like to learn more about key corporate financial concepts and company valuation

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Description
The Step-by-Step DCFÂ Valuation course is designed to provide you with a highly understandable & time-efficient way to learn more about the most popular company valuation tool within finance.

We cover each step of a DCF valuation analysis from collating forecast company financials to creating outputs, and even doing some sensitivity analysis! We use a highly practical learning approach, so that you can reinforce your learning by doing a real company valuation step-by-step during this course! We stand by your side each step of the way as you discover the need-to-know concepts to make sure you can put this to use immediately! The 100% free preview lectures and course outline will give you a feel for the style and level of content that will be covered.

I have worked in senior roles at the best global investment banks such as J.P. Morgan and Citigroup, having also been a private equity investor in Europe and Asia. You should feel confident that you are in good hands!

Course Outline:
1. Core Principles of Valuation - discover the essentials of what you need to know about corporate finance and valuationÂ
2. Company Financials - dive into how to find and interpret forecast financials for major listed stocks for freeÂ
3. The WACC - learn how the discount rate throughout a DCF valuation analysis
4. DCFÂ Assumptions - understand how to create your own, defendable assumptions for a DCF valuation
5. Calculating the DCF Valuation - use practical exercises to understand how to model out a DCFÂ valuation within Excel
6. Sensitivity Analysis - learn about how to run the most common sensitivities on your DCFÂ model
7. Creating Outputs - discover how to create your own, industry-standard DCF outputs within PowerPoint

If you have any questions once you get started, do not hesitate to use the embedded Q&A function and we will get back to you shortly to continue your learning journey.

Whether you're brand new to the finance world or are wanting to just learn more about valuation and DCFs, this is the course for you!

We can't wait to see you inside the course!
Who this course is for:
Professionals who want to learn more about company valuation and the DCF model
Finance students who want to learn hands-on skills that are used within finance every day
Anyone who would like to learn more about key corporate financial concepts and company valuation

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One-LinerMichael is a private equity investor and investment banker, having executed $5+ billion in M&A and capital raising transactions at leading firms across Asia, North America and Europe including J.P. Morgan and Citi.Career Highlights > Advised a range of public and private companies, ranging from early-stage ventures to Fortune 1000 companies, on M&A and capital raisings> Sourced deals for multiple private equity funds> Advised private equity funds across two continents on fundraising> Led the exit of multiple private equity investments > Served on the boards of numerous PE-backed companies > Worked as a mentor with some of the leading global accelerators including Techstars> Served on university commercialisation committees to allocate limited capital to early stage projectsEducationMichael was educated at the University of Western Australia and Yale School of Management. He is also a Graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

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