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BYCIG Valuation Methods: How to value a large public business.
BYCIG Valuation Methods: How to value a large public business.
Curriculum
12 Sections
39 Lessons
3 Weeks
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Introducing the concept of valuation
5
1.0
Introduction: What is valuation and why does it matter?
1.1
Myths of Valuation
1.2
Myths of Valuation Quiz
6 Questions
1.3
What’s the role of valuation?
1.5
Lecture Video and Slides: Introduction to Valuation
Introducing intrinsic value
3
2.0
What is intrinsic value?
2.1
Does every asset have ‘intrinsic value’?
2.2
Intrinsic Value Quiz
5 Questions
How to Find and Value a Company Using the Kellogg Framework
6
3.1
Graham and Dodds Stock Picking Key Concepts
3.2
Find a Company to Value – Stock Screening
3.3
Graham and Dodds and Company Picking Quiz
5 Questions
3.4
Finviz Stock Screen Example
3.5
Understand the Company Selected and Its Competitors/Industry
3.6
Understand the Industry Quiz
3 Questions
The Risk Free Rate
3
4.0
Risk-Free Rate and Value
4.1
The Fed, Interest Rates and Stock Prices
4.2
Negative Interest Rates: Impossible, Unnatural or Just Unusual?
Distressed Equity
3
5.0
Intro to distressed equity
5.1
Valuation and Restructuring Strategies for Distressed Equity
5.2
Risks and rewards in Distressed Equity Investing
The Equity Risk Premium (the ERP)
2
6.0
ERP overview
6.1
Extra information on ERP
Relative Valuation Part 1: Key Financial Ratios and Multiples
7
7.0
Liquidity Ratios
7.1
Leverage/Debt Ratios
7.2
Profitability Ratios
7.3
Valuation Ratios
7.4
Market Performance Ratios
7.5
Coverage Ratios
7.6
Efficiency Ratios
Relative Valuation Part 2: Key Financial Metric Multiples
6
8.0
Revenue (Top Line) Metrics
8.1
Earnings/Profitability Metrics
8.2
Cash Flow Metrics
8.3
Operational Metrics
8.4
Balance Sheet Metrics
8.5
Efficiency Metrics
Beta - What is it and how do you find it?
2
9.0
What is (CAPM) Beta and why is it important
9.1
CAPM Beta vs Bottom Up Beta
Cost of Debt and Cost of Capital
2
10.0
Cost of Debt
10.1
Cost of Capital
Estimating the growth of a company, cashflows, and terminal value
4
11.1
Estimating the growth of a company
11.2
Estimating Cash Flows
11.3
Terminal Value
11.4
Discounted Cash Flows (DCF)
Conclusion
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