Master corporate valuation, capital budgeting, and long‑term financial planning to drive strategic investments. This program teaches participants to value companies, projects, and assets using discounted cash flow (DCF), comparables, and precedent transactions. The curriculum also covers capital budgeting techniques (NPV, IRR, payback), risk adjustment, and strategic financial planning. Through case studies and modeling exercises, attendees will develop the skills to allocate capital efficiently and maximize shareholder value. This program is essential for corporate finance professionals, investment analysts, and CFOs.
Objectives
- Apply DCF valuation models (free cash flow to firm, to equity)
- Use relative valuation (comparable company analysis, precedent transactions)
- Calculate weighted average cost of capital (WACC)
- Evaluate capital investment projects using NPV, IRR, and payback
- Perform sensitivity and scenario analysis to assess risk
- Integrate valuation into merger and acquisition decisions
- Develop long‑term financial plans and forecasts
- Communicate valuation results to stakeholders
- Implement valuation governance and best practices
Target Audience
- Corporate finance managers and analysts
- Investment banking and private equity professionals
- CFOs and finance directors
- Business development and strategy leaders
- Financial controllers
- Consultants in valuation and corporate finance
Methodology
- Valuation modeling workshops in Excel
- Comparable analysis exercises
- Capital budgeting case studies
- Long‑term financial planning simulations
- Sensitivity and scenario analysis labs
- Peer review of valuation models
- Action planning for applying skills
