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Corporate Valuation and Cash Flow Analysis

The ultimate goal of any company is the maximization of shareholder wealth. To achieve this objective, understanding of valuation is extremely important. This course covers the concept of corporate valuation, including detailed topics on enterprise value and free cash flow.

20 Modules

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The ultimate goal of any company is the maximization of shareholder wealth. To achieve this objective, understanding of valuation is extremely important. This course covers the concept of corporate valuation, including detailed topics on enterprise value and free cash flow. Discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis, a valuation technique used by finance practitioners when attempting to derive the intrinsic value of a company based on projected cash flows, will be discussed in depth.

The course will show how valuation models based on future cash flows to the firm and to equity holders are developed. It will also look at concepts such as capital budgeting and cash flow sensitivity analysis.

This course will provide you with a firm understanding of how to forecast and model future cash flows using the concept of free cash flow for the firm and equity holders. Enabling you to arrive at a valuation for the company. You will learn how to cater to the changing cash flows, calculate a terminal value, and perform sensitivity analysis on cash flow forecasts.

Turning an Income Statement into a Cash-flow Statement.
Forecasting Cash-Flows.
Defining free Cash-flow.
Present Value of Free Cash-flow to the Firm.
Present Value of Free Cash-flow to Equity.
Computing Cash-Flows.
Estimating Cash-Flows.
Sensitivity Analysis.
Capital Budgeting.
Cash-flow Per Share (CFPS).
Building an FCFF Valuation Model.

Recruits to banking and financial organizations, corporate bankers, senior managers, financial managers, sales and marketing executives, operations and support staff, compliance professionals.