Corporate Valuation Models in Excel

Bayfield Training

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£ 1,500 + VAT

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Description

  • Type

    Intensive workshop

  • Level

    Beginner

  • Methodology

    Online

  • Duration

    2 Days

Anyone concerned with the success of a business needs to understand its financial accounts. Further, anyone involved with financing, buying or selling a company needs to understand the financial basis of the transaction. Learning how a company is valued will allow you to trace the drivers of performance, and sources of constraint, back through the company’s financial structure. What better way to understand this than by building a Corporate Valuation, in Excel, from scratch.

Using the Bayfield technique of modular, systematic and guided model building this course will give you a no-nonsense insight into the financial health of any company. It will also provide the financial modelling know-how to help you build your skills as an Analyst. Last, but not least, the skills learnt on this course will equip you to negotiate any corporate finance transaction from a position of strength.

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Documents

  • Corporate Valuation Models in Excel.pdf

About this course

Learn the motivations for preparing a Corporate Valuation (the course discusses all motivations but will focus on business planning)
Understand the different techniques Analysts use to assess value from a completed model
Discuss the relevance and importance of the three statements in a Corporate Valuation
Set up the structure for a Corporate Valuation Model in Excel
Build in the Corporate Valuation formula for each of the three statements line by line
Determine the value of the company
Trace and Analyse the model for sources of opportunity and risk
Review your model in the context of current corporate finance activity

•Anyone working at the Analyst or Associate level within the institutions or investment banking.
•Those involved in the strategic or financial planning of a business
•Business Owners or Project managers who need financial modelling skills
•Audit Professionals and Legal Representatives
•Real Estate Analysts who want to know how projects are recorded in corporate valuations
•Recent Graduates interested in learning how to model private equity deals

We received your request and will get back to you with a response as soon as possible.
If you have any further questions, please contact us by email: R.Augustiniene@bayfieldtraining.com.

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Subjects

  • Excel
  • Financial Training
  • Financial Modelling
  • MS Excel
  • Corporate Valuation
  • Financial
  • Analyst
  • Associate
  • Strategic
  • Investment Banking
  • Financial Planning
  • Business
  • Skills
  • Audit

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Course programme

DAY ONE

Understanding a Private Equity Fund Model
• Layout and key elements of a PE Model
• Private equity market and strategies
• Understanding the deal structure and interested parties
• Understanding the capital structure
• Review of the key debt instruments
• Review of the key equity instruments (special case of Management Buyout)

Fund valuation methods
• The multiples approach to valuation
• Discounted Cash Flow (DCF), modelling and core concepts
• Private Equity performance metrics
• Pre-money vs Post-money valuation
• Special Cases

Review of accounting principles
• Balance Sheet: Real Estate Valuations and Debt
• Profit & Loss: Capital Allowances
• Cash Flow statement: Escrow Accounts and Distributions

DAY TWO

Building the detail into Financial Statements
Profit & Loss
• Understanding Business Drivers
• Forecast Revenues
• Applying the cost & Profit Structure
• Calculation EBITDA
• Handling interest Rates
• Depreciation Schedules

Balance Sheet
• Understanding Corporate Finance
• Setting up the Debt & Equity Structure
• Creditor and Debtor Assumptions
• Forecast Capital Structure
• Forecast Working Capital
• Calculation Net Assets

Cash Flow
• Understanding the importance of Cash Flow
• Distinguishing between Cash & Non-Cash Items
• Working Capital
• Investment Cash Flows
• Reconciling with cash in bank

Analysing the corporate valuation
• Valuing the company using DCF, Ratio Analysis and Comparable Transactions
• Calculating Equity Returns using EBITDA and Net Income
• Calculating Debt & Coverage Ratios
• Performing Sensitivity and Scenario Analysis
• Case Study: Investing in a major project (demonstrated on built model)

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