Financial Modeling and Valuations
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Financial Modeling and Valuations at ZebraLearn Overview
Duration | 16 hours |
Total fee | ₹990 |
Mode of learning | Online |
Schedule type | Self paced |
Credential | Certificate |
Financial Modeling and Valuations at ZebraLearn Highlights
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Financial Modeling and Valuations at ZebraLearn Course details
- Financial Modeling & Valuations Course is a full-fledged programme where we help you build a complete financial model from absolute scratch.
- We will together take a Real Life company, pick its annual report and then start building a financial model for the same.
Financial Modeling and Valuations at ZebraLearn Curriculum
Basic Concepts of Financial Modelling and Valuations
Introduction
What is a Financial Model?
What does a Financial Model look like?
Who uses Financial Modelling? Part-1
Who uses Financial Modelling? Part-2
Financial Modeling Template
Basics of Financial Model
Right Mindset for Financial Modelling.
Do Not Follow Hard and Fast Rules.
Be Realistic. Neither Conservative Nor Aggressive.
Only Limited Information will be available.
What is Scenario Analysis?
Fundamentals of Financial Modelling
Essential Terms of Financial Modelling
What are Raw Data Sources and Normalising?
What is Time Value of Money?
Important Concepts of Time Value of Money
What are Free Cash Flows?
What are the Types of Free Cash Flows?
What is WACC?
What is CAPM?
What are Discounted Cash Flows and How to calculate them? Part-1
What are Discounted Cash Flows and How to calculate them? Part-2
Important terms related to DCF.
What are Types of Valuation Methods?
What is Relative Valuation and What are its Types?
Basics of Financial Modelling Templates
What are the Financial Modelling Templates?
Understanding Financial Models
Introduction
What are the Stages of the Company?
What is Transaction Related Model?
Understanding the Business.
Basics of Industry Research.
Basics of Business Research.
What is Product Life Cycle?
Characteristics of Product Life Cycle Part-1
Characteristics of Product Life Cycle Part-2
Is the Business Capital Intensive or Capital Light?
How Seasonal is the Business?
How are the Working Capital as well as the Fixed Capital Requirements affected?
How to Create Financial Models
Introduction
Filling Up Past Numbers, Normalising the Inputs and KPIs.
How to fill in Profit & Loss? Part-1
How to fill in Profit & Loss? Part-2
How to fill in Profit & Loss? Part-3
How to fill in the Balance Sheet? Part-1
How to fill in the Balance Sheet? Part-2
How to fill in the Balance Sheet? Part-3
How to fill in the Cash Flow Statement?
Analyzing the Financial Model.
Evaluation of Financial Models
Assumptions of a Financial Model.
Assumptions and Income Statement of a Financial Model.
How should we start Forecasting Revenues? Part-1
How should we start Forecasting Revenues? Part-2
How should we Forecast Costs? Part-1
How should we Forecast Costs? Part-2
How to Forecast Balance Sheet? Part-1
How to Forecast Balance Sheet? Part-2
How to Forecast Balance Sheet? Part-3
How to Forecast Balance Sheet? Part-4
Evaluation of Working capital
How to Forecast Working Capital Assets? Part-1
How to Forecast Working Capital Assets? Part-2
How to Forecast Long-Term Liabilities?
How to Forecast Current Liabilities?
How to Forecast Shareholder’s Equity?
How to Forecast Cash Flow from Operating Activities?
How to Forecast Cash Flow from Investing Activities?
How to Forecast Cash Flow from Financing Activities?
Analyzing and Matching the Balance Sheet.
How to Value a Company?
How to Discount Cash Flows?
How to value a Company using WACC? What is Sensitivity Analysis?
How to Calculate WACC for companies? Part-1
How to Calculate WACC for companies? Part-2
How to Calculate WACC for companies? Part-3
How to Calculate Enterprise Value?
How to Calculate Discount Factor, Terminal Value, Present Value for Free Cash flows and Company’s EV?
What is Relative Valuation?
Concepts of Relative Valuation.
Consensus using Comparables.
Conclusion.