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Excel Essentials
> Introduction to Keyboard Accelerators
> Manipulating & Formatting Rows/Columns, Borders & Sheets
> Using the Paste Special box
> COUNT, COUNTA, COUNTBLANK, AVERAGE, MAX, MIN,
ROUND, TRUNC and INT & ABS
> Using Conditional Formatting> Creating multi-dimensional formulas with ‘Referencing’
> Nesting with the ‘IF’ function
Excel for Modeling & Presentation
> Using VLOOKUP & HLOOKUP
> Using SUMIF, COUNTIF AND AVERAGEIF
> Using the TRANSPOSE & SUMPRODUCT functions
> Working with dates – DATEDIF, YEAR, YEARFRAC & MONTH
> Sensitivity Analysis with Data Tables
> Charting - Commonly used & 3 Axis charts
> Case Study
Model Building Part I
> What is Financial Modeling ?
> Best practices in Model Building
> What’s a plug and why should it always be avoided ?
> Analysis of ‘Plugs’ vs ‘Circular Referencing’ vs ‘No Plugs’
> The Anatomy of a financial model: A bird’s eye view
> Why the ‘Percentage of Sales’ method is incorrect
Model Building Part II
> Extracting data from an Annual Report
> Introduction to the 3 statements
> Restating financials for valuation and analysis
> Comprehensive analysis of the Linkages between the 3
statements & How cash flows through each
> The Common Size statement (Vertical & Horizontal Analysis)
> Basic 3 statement model without ‘plugs’
Model Building Part III
> Profitability Measures – How EBIT reflects true performance
(Gross, EBITDA and Net margin analysis included)
> Calculation & Analysis of ROE & ROCE
> Liquidity Analysis with the Cash Conversion Cycle
> Risk Analysis – Types of risks and Analysis of DOL, DFL & DCL
> Credit Analysis – Measuring & Analyzing IC & DSCR
> Case Study | Analyze performance of a listed company
Day 6-7 Model Building Part IV
> The Assumption/Control Sheet
> Opex, Capex & Working Capital
> The concept of Maintenance & Expansion Capex
> Depreciation Schedule (Waterfall Type)
> The ‘right’ way of modeling Debt
> Investments & Short term debt schedule> Cash Flow drives balance sheet vs Balance sheet drives Cash Flow
> Final Integration without ‘plugs’
Day 8 Valuation Fundamentals & FAQs
> Why do share prices move up?
> Are dividends important? Do Share Buybacks create value ?
> Does DCF really work? What is Value Creation? Who follows it ?
> A Bird’s Eye view of the Enterprise DCF method
> Other Valuation methods in brief: Accretion/Dilution Analysis,
Transaction Comparables, LBO analysis, First Chicago
Approach, Replacement cost analysis & Real Options
Day 9 Revenue Build-up techniques
> 3 approaches of building the backbone of your Valuation
> Why do Statistical (Sequential) Methods fail?
> What’s better – ‘Top-Down’ or ‘Bottom-up’?
> Building Operational drivers
> Competitive Advantage Periods and Fade Rates
> Case Study | Revenue Build up of a listed company
Day 10-13 Calculating FCF, WACC & CV
> Which Cash Flow do I Choose – FCF(F) vs FCFE
> FCF – Real world Calculation and Application
> WACC – Real world Calculation and Application
> Calculating Continuing Value –Gordon growth vs Exit Multiple
> Calculating Enterprise Value and Value per share
> 3 Case Studies
Day 14-15 Trading Comparables
> Why use Multiples? Two approaches to use Multiples
> Identifying the Peer Set
> Calculating LTM/TTM & Calendarization
> Analysis of Multiples – P/E, PEG, P/B, P/FCFE, EV/Sales,
EV/EBITDA, EV/EBIT & EV/FCF Sector Specific Multiples
> Case Study | Application on a listed set of companies
Day 16 Revision
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> Option of weekday oweekend batches
> Fast Paced option av
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Apply DCF Valuation on a listed company
Apply Trading Comparables on a set of c ompanies
Use MS Excel® for Data Modeling and Problem Solving while
never using the mouse again !! Present results with Sensitivity Analysis & well for matted
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Apply performance and Credit Analysis techniques
Analyze Revenue build-up techniques for Valuation and
Market Sizing
Decode Financial jargon and uncover popular misconceptions
Understand Ratios by identifying consistencies between the
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Modeling &Valuation of a listecompany Included…7 Case Studiestoo!
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