Excellent. Great structured learning. Would have been better if we could get the Excel sheets also.

Imagine taking a course on how to tie your shoes. You are shown very detailed pictures on how to tie them and told every detail about how to do it, but you don't have an actual shoe to practice on. How well do you think that would work out? That's just like this course. They give you great information and fairly good explanations, but the valuation spreadsheet that they constantly reference and show you over and over... they don't give you a copy! How in the world am I supposed to understand these concepts without using the tool?!!

This course covers a full range of skills required in Investment Banking on a high level for intermediate learners. Absolutely recommend.

Lectures are pretty insightful. would rate 4 stars if course materials (excel templates) are provided to practice along.

Great course to learn investment banking concepts and methods used to evaluate a company. The course itself touches upon evaluating established companies based on past performance, and analyzing start-ups based on projected future cash flows are explained in a succinct way. Topics such as financial spreads, comparable public company analysis, precedent transaction analysis, free cash flows and WACC are greatly explained.

Well explained with right examples, love it

Very Informative

great experience

Excellent!

I really appreciate all the professors for the hard work and sacrifice made, and I'm

also proud of myself for the personnel effort despite some challenges while taking Quiz where some answers where marked wrong yet they where correct, so I had to repeat it severally. my regards.

Unfortunately the tables shown were not provided. From my perspective, this is a severe shortcoming of this course, as students should be motivated to applied their learnings in the real world/for practice.

Its missing a lots of support matirial for the calculations , and the transcript its really confusing and unpractical to use

No support. They won't provide the files needed to fully understand the topics

could have been explained in layman's terms