Build a DCF Valuation Model

Build a DCF Valuation Model, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.1, with 44 lectures, based on 427 reviews, and has 2658 subscribers.

You will learn about At course completion, you will have developed a comprehensive "Wall Street quality" DCF model from scratch. This course is ideal for individuals who are Investment banking professionals and students seeking a lucrative finance career. It is particularly useful for Investment banking professionals and students seeking a lucrative finance career.

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Summary

Title: Build a DCF Valuation Model

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.1

Number of Lectures: 44

Number of Published Lectures: 44

Number of Curriculum Items: 44

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 44

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

At course completion, you will have developed a comprehensive "Wall Street quality" DCF model from scratch.

Who Should Attend

Investment banking professionals and students seeking a lucrative finance career.

Target Audiences

Investment banking professionals and students seeking a lucrative finance career.

DCF analysis is both academically respected and widely used on Wall Street as a primary method of valuation. Many finance interview questions specifically test a candidate's understanding of the DCF. The step-by-step modeling course uses a real case study approach and is designed to mimic the experience of an financial analyst.

This course builds on Wall Street Prep's financial statement modeling course to teach trainees how to build a working discounted cash flow (DCF) model in Excel from scratch.

Along the way, you will learn how to estimate the weighted average cost of capital (WACC) in the real world, and build several commonly used approaches to calculating terminal value. Finally, we will use data tables to analyze a broad range of scenarios given different assumptions.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: DCF Modeling Overview

Lecture 1: A Note on Course Materials

Lecture 2: DCF Modeling Introduction

Lecture 3: Enterprise Value vs. Equity Value

Lecture 4: Book Value vs. Market Value

Lecture 5: Cash Flow vs. Relative Valuation

Chapter 2: DCF Mechanics

Lecture 1: DCF Overview

Lecture 2: The 2 Stage DCF Approach

Lecture 3: DCF vs. Comps in the Real World, Part 1

Lecture 4: DCF vs. Comps in the Real World, Part 2

Lecture 5: Unlevered vs. Levered DCF Approach

Lecture 6: Unlevered vs. Levered Concept Check

Lecture 7: DCF Implementation

Chapter 3: DCF Modeling

Lecture 1: Building a DCF from a fully integrated Financial Statement Model

Lecture 2: Modeling Unlevered Free Cash Flows, Part 1

Lecture 3: Modeling Unlevered Free Cash Flows, Part 2

Lecture 4: Modeling the Terminal Value (TV) using the Perpetuity Approach

Lecture 5: Exit Multiple Concepts

Lecture 6: Modeling the TV using Exit Multiples

Lecture 7: Understanding Net Debt

Lecture 8: Modeling Net Debt

Lecture 9: Company Specific Adjustments: Modeling Apple's Trapped Cash

Chapter 4: Shares Outstanding

Lecture 1: Modeling Dilutive Securities

Lecture 2: RSUs and Model Review

Lecture 3: Shares Outstanding Overview

Lecture 4: Shares Outstanding – Options

Lecture 5: Shares Outstanding – Split & Dual Classes

Lecture 6: Shares Outstanding – Convertible Preferred Stock

Lecture 7: Shares Outstanding – Convertible Exercise

Lecture 8: Shares Outstanding – Restricted Stock

Chapter 5: Weighted Average Cost of Capital

Lecture 1: WACC Concepts, Part 1

Lecture 2: WACC Concepts, Part 2

Lecture 3: WACC Concepts, Part 3

Lecture 4: WACC Concepts, Part 4

Lecture 5: Modeling WACC

Chapter 6: DCF Model Finishing Touches

Lecture 1: Modeling an Implied Perpetuity Growth Rate

Lecture 2: DCF Sensitivity Analysis

Lecture 3: Constructing a "Football Field" Valuation Chart

Lecture 4: LTM Summary Calculations

Chapter 7: DCF Bells & Whistles

Lecture 1: Midyear Adjustments in the DCF

Lecture 2: Normalizing Terminal Year Free Cash Flows

Lecture 3: Modeling Normalized Terminal Year Free Cash Flows

Lecture 4: Industry Beta Concepts

Lecture 5: Industry Beta Exercise

Lecture 6: Industry Beta Modeling

Instructors

Wall Street Prep
The global leaders in financial training

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1 stars: 7 votes
2 stars: 12 votes
3 stars: 40 votes
4 stars: 143 votes
5 stars: 225 votes

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