Description
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What makes a business valuable? Who determines value? What are the key factors that make businesses valuable? In this course, we explore the different ways to value a business. We will apply foundational valuation and corporate finance concepts to real-world examples in an effort to see what makes up an investment’s price.
Event Level: Intermediate
Who Should Attend: CPAs and business professionals who want to understand the concepts and theories behind business valuation techniques
Required Knowledge: Basic knowledge of time value of money concepts and corporate finance fundamentals
Advanced Preparation: Basic knowledge of time value of money concepts and corporate finance fundamentals
Vendor: Peters Professional Education
Speaker: Peters, David
Objective
* Describe the factors affecting the value of a business * Compare and contrast market value, investment value, bankruptcy value, and going concern value * List the key differences between technical and fundamental analysis * Calculate intrinsic value using discounted cash flow methods, such as the GGM and the H-Model * Calculate intrinsic value using free cash flow * Calculate the gains and losses to the buyer/seller in a merger/acquisition * List key discounts when valuing privately held companies
Credit Types
- Specialized Knowledge: 2.5
Event Speaker(s)
Registration Fees
| Registration | Type | Price |
|---|---|---|
| On Demand (3 hours) | Members | $140.00 |
| On Demand (3 hours) | Non Members | $290.00 |
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