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5-DAY COURSE
Corporate Analysis and Valuation
Next Cohort: 2nd – 6th November 20269am - 5pmLagos, Abuja
Introduction
This comprehensive 5-day programme comprises two days of training in financial analysis underlying corporate valuations, followed by three days of training in corporate valuation techniques. The course will feature many topics including but not limited to:
- How to analyse a firm’s financial statements when undertaking corporate valuations, including how to derive underlying earnings and cashflow
- Ratio analysis, including profitability, performance, leverage, liquidity, returns to firm and equity
- The impact on valuation of debt, financial assets, quasi-debt, provisions, deferred taxes, off balance sheet liabilities and other related transactions.
Objectives
By the end of the programme you will have gained a sound knowledge of:
- Valuation fundamentals Equity and EV multiple valuations, DCF valuations
- Applying different valuation techniques and forecasting using Excel
- The impact of capital structure on valuation
- The impact of corporate finance transactions on valuation
- How qualitative factors influence valuations
Methodology
This practical course combines formal lectures with practical and interactive case studies and exercises to reinforce the concepts covered in each teaching session. Emphasis is placed on you gaining hands-on experience of the various valuation techniques.
Who should attend?
- Investment bankers
- Fund managers
- Equity analysts
- Equity traders
- Business acquisition specialists
- Corporate finance lawyers
- Credit analysts/strategists
- Treasurers and finance directors
- Compliance officers
Course Content
Financial analysis for valuation
Income statement analysis
- Cleaning up the reported results to derive underlying performance
- Adjusting for exceptional and non-core items – restructuring, provisions, impairments, discontinued items, MTM of financial assets and liabilities, disposal gains/losses, employee benefits (IAS 19), business combinations (IFRS 3), leases (IAS 17), customer loyalty programmes, etc.
- How failing to calculate the correct underlying earnings figure will materially distort your valuation
- Revenues and earnings – sources, sustainability, growth outlook, main risk factors
- The nature of the cost base including sources of volatility (commodity prices, currency, regulation, interest rates, tax rates and other risk factors)
- The impact of hedging (currency, interest rate, commodity)
- The impact of joint ventures, associates and NCI
- Calculating key financial ratios from the income statement; calculating performance ratios
Cash-flow analysis
- Analysing the cashflow profile of the firm
- What are the main risks to the cashflow?
- What are the main sources and uses of cash?
- Are new investments adding value?
- Are earnings converted into operating cashflow?
- The impact of net working capital changes and capital spending
- What is the potential for paying dividends and for share buybacks?
- Calculating key financial ratios from the cashflow statement
Fee Per Delegate
At Our FacilitiesN350,000
In-HouseN300,000
Training Calendar
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