Corporate Valuation - DCF and Relative Valuation

Build practical corporate valuation skills with Analyze and Apply Corporate Valuation Techniques Using DCF and Relative Models. Designed for finance professionals, investment analysts, and advanced business students, this course develops your ability to estimate company value using intrinsic and relative valuation methods. You’ll begin with the Dividend Discount Model (DDM), examining dividend growth assumptions and comparing intrinsic value with market price. You’ll then build Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) valuation models by forecasting financial statements, estimating free cash flows, calculating terminal value, and applying WACC to determine enterprise value. As you progress, you’ll evaluate how capital structure, convertibles, stock options, and sensitivity analysis affect DCF results. You’ll also apply relative valuation using PE, PBV, and PCF multiples, compare enterprise and equity value, and assess how valuation multiples apply across banking, energy, and resource-based industries. By the end, you’ll be able to construct valuation models, apply DDM and DCF techniques, use valuation multiples, and interpret valuation results for financial analysis. Enroll to develop a structured, application-focused approach to corporate valuation.