FMN Plus-2024/Feb, Seg 2 - The DCF Model: Leveraging Assumptions to Inform Business Valuation
Discounted cash flow, or DCF, is an analysis method used to value an investment by discounting the estimated future cash flows. DCF analysis can be applied to value a business for an exit, acquisition, recapitalization, capital raise, and many other assets or activities, and thus is widely used in both the investment industry and corporate finance management. Jason Tuzinkewich, COO of Blue Sky Business Resources, joins this segment to provide additional background on DCF analysis, discuss the three categories of business valuation, detail how to arrive at a discount rate or risk profile, as well as walkthrough a comprehensive case study.
Learning Objectives:
- Recognize the importance of the discounted cash flow model when determining the intrinsic value of a business
- Identify the three methods of business valuation and under which circumstances to select the correct methodology
- Describe how to ascribe value to a business through determination of the discount rate
- Recognize the impact of the discount rate/risk profile on strategic planning"
Prerequisites/Advanced Preparation:
None
Details
Course Code
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FMN1548-FM
Release Date
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02/09/2024
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Expire Date
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09/13/2025
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Credits
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Length
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1hr 40min
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Course Level
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Update
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Course Type
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QAS Self-Study
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Passing Grade
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70%
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Format Type
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eLearning
Mobile Compatible
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Field Of Study
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Finance
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Theme
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Business Valuation
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