1 CPE This course provides the process, financial models and analysis to value a corporate entity including; intrinsic value, use and application of the dividend discount model, free cash flow model, calculation of the terminal value, calculation and use of the weighted average cost of capital and relative valuation models. Relative valuation models include price earnings ratio and EBITDA multiples.
Learning Objectives
- Gain a basic understanding of corporate valuation.
- Discuss the various models to determine the value of a company.
- Illustrate how to value a company with the dividend discount model and free cash flow model.
- Illustrate and discuss the two popular relative valuation methods.
Last updated/reviewed: August 24, 2023
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73 Reviews (227 ratings)
Reviews
Lawrence Hirsch
(Controller at Builders design)
Joe Ori is a brilliant individual in this subject matter. A very detailed presentation for an advanced student. The valuation models are relevant and the cautions in valuations presented towards the end of the hour were an awesome insight.
Alex Ristevski CTP, CRC
(VP, Portfolio Manager at SunTrust Bank)
Course was a good summary of the 4 valuation models. Presenter provided equations, insight on model types, a sample company using each model, and key points of issues with each model. Overall, good course on essentials of topic.
Anonymous
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This course was a good, quick paced overview of the various valuation formulas and mechanics. All the inputs are provided and you learn the mechanics of the formulas. The real challenge in practice is determining the inputs.
Anonymous
(Independent Financial Consultant)
Good course though I found it to be a bit dry. I thought it would be useful if the course provided more detail on how each ratio was to be best used vs. going into the specific detail of how to do the actual calculations.
Anonymous
(Finance)
Covers a good amount of ground relative to a 1 hour primer on corporate valuation. Well constructed outline. Consider adding a brief comment about liquidity premiums in the CAPM portion of the WACC for a private firm.
Peter Morris
(Consultant at Treasury)
Excellent presentation with relevant information on current models used for valuation of public as well as private companies. I only wish that there had been examples that that would have required hands-on analysis.
Anonymous
(Finance)
Good overview, especially if you are already familiar with some of the concepts. Additional discussion on valuing a private could be helpful as well as examples of comps analysis.
Stephen Kuchen
(Consultant at Integrity CFO, LLC)
This is a very good introductory course that is easy to follow and contains a very good Module III that illustrates with numbers what was taught earlier in the course.
Anonymous
()
Great review of all the basic valuation methods and calculations, as I'm about to start using some of this again regularly after years of working in a different area.
Joseph Ori made this presentation in a way that was thorough and comprehendible. Great course overall, the PDF was a great way to follow along to the video.
Anonymous
(finance controller /Director)
Good practice for me, useful ! I am finance head and cash is important as we know, Specially Capital expenditure should be treated and controlled carefully.
Brian Kathol
( at None)
Appropriate depth of coverage given the broad scope of the course. I will take the WACC course as well in order to dive into the details a bit more.
Andrew Eidenshink
( at Fairfield University)
I enjoyed the level of detail that went into explaining each component of the models. This helped to understand why each part was necessary.
Liza Koftikian
(Business & Tax Consultant at Lisa Koftikian, MBA, MA, CPA, CGMA)
This was an excellent high level course covering very important and useful concepts in Corporate Valuation.Thank you Mr. Ori for your time.
Alex Bonn
(Student at Fairfield University)
Interesting course and very insightful. The formulas are all explained well and this would be a great course to take for a college student.
Olivia Canestrari
( at Fairfield University)
I liked that we were able to download the slides so it was easy to go back and look at them rather than having to go back to the video.
Great course! Really enjoyed how the instructor broke down the course material for us. It was extremely insightful and I learned a lot.
Stantisha Kemp, CPA
(CFO at Flowbrush)
Very clear and easy to understand. Very informative and detailed. Would have liked to see where numbers are derived on F/S.
Lawrence DeParis
(Founder & CEO at C-Level Solutions LLC)
Course was well-structured and the valuation concepts were clearly explained and tied together with a valuable sample case.
Anonymous
(Associate)
This is a good refresher course for those that have not seen this material since college finance courses
Anonymous
(Analyst)
Great introductory overview to various valuation models, will serve as a handy quick reference point.
Anonymous
(CPA, CFE, CGMA)
A very concise course for a complicated topic, I really appreciate the illustration and example.
The course was very helpful and informative! I also found the glossary to be very advantageous.
Anonymous
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I enjoyed this class because I was able to learn valuable experience for financial modeling.
Joe Favre
(Financial Consultant at DLC Group)
I really enjoyed the structure of the class and the instructor's use of real-world examples
Anonymous
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I thought this course gave a great overview on how to value a company and its assets.
Anonymous
(Salaried Consultant)
This course was a great overview of common buzz words around corporate valuation.
Michelle Puthota
(student at Fairfield University)
very easy to follow. i liked how we had multiple tries to get the answers right.
Very interesting course and video as well as included PDF was easy to follow.
Good overview of various corporate valuation techniques. Easy to understand
Denise Salzman
(Operations Manager at Aspect Wealth Management)
The slides accompanying the presentation were helpful as referral sources.
Anonymous
(CFO)
Excellent presentation on process and methods to value a corporate entity.
Anonymous
()
good beginner course. I look forward to the other courses in the series.
Anonymous
(Chief Financial Officer)
this was a good basic valuation course covering the most relevant topics
Anonymous
(Assistant Vice President, Finance at 1st..)
Good core information that was presented in an understandable format.
Forrest Savage
( at Fairfield University)
The instructor was easy to follow and all calculations were explained
Anonymous
(Controller)
Very helpful, thank you for such a great valuation course refresher.
Chantell Haines
(Accountant at SustainableBrands)
Great content and method of teaching. Thank you for the information!
Rachael Ashley
(CEO & Co.. at Access CFO's)
Good overview of the basic terminology of finance and capitalization
Anonymous
(Financial Analyst)
Great source of information. The pdf for the slides helped as well.
Paul Spino
( at Fairfield University)
Great program that explains the essentials of corporate valuation.
Anonymous
(Senior Accountant)
This takes you back to Corporate Finance classes in college.
Yoshihiro Nishimura
(Director of Finance, Coporate Business F.. at WACOM Co., Ltd.)
Very good & concise course to remind me of valuation basics
Meaghan Coveney
( at Fairfield University)
This was a very informative video to help me learn more.
Christian Anderson
(RECENT GRADUATE at Fairfield University)
Very interesting video. Wish I watched this sooner. -SS
robert potvin
(Not Provided at fairfield university)
great course, really informative about the fundamentals
Scott Berlinguet
(student at Fairfield U)
Deleted my first 2 answers, made me retake final exam
Heather DiLorenzo
( at Fairfield University)
I thought this was a good review of Corporate Finance.
Patrick Brown
(Controller at TalentQuest)
The course was excellent. It met my expectations.
Mark Hovsepian
(student at People's United)
Great overall course, wish I watched this sooner!
Stephen Soviero
( at Fairfield University)
Great course definitely wish I watched sooner.
I thought this was a great course and video
Anonymous
()
Great course with very helpful explanation.
Anonymous
(Controller)
Good information, heavy focus on formulae.
Anonymous
(Not Provided)
The model details were very informative.
Anonymous
(Partner and Chief Financial Officer)
Good short course with decent examples.
Anonymous
(CPA/Investment Advisor)
Good overview of valuation techniques
Simon Adell
(Chief Financial Officer at Undisclosed)
Solid overview of valuation basics.
Michael Maffucci
(student at Fairfield University)
Good analysis of cash flow models.
Craig Scanlon
(Owner at BST)
Great overview and easy to follow
Robert Quinn
( at Fairfield University)
Great course, very informative.
Anonymous
(student)
I liked the slide availability.
Anonymous
(Senior Manager - Corporate Development a..)
Good review of key concepts.
Michael McGee
( at Fairfield University)
Straight forward lectures
Dan Lopez
( at Fairfield University)
Very easy to understand
Anonymous
(None)
Very good course!!
Anonymous
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Good content.
Anonymous
(Director - Transaction Services)
Good course.
William Woods
( at Fairfield University)
Clear Slides
Mike Underwood
(Controller at Clinica de Salud del Valle de Salinas)
Excellent.
Cormac Leddy
(Student at Mclagan)
Very clear
Zachary Sabadosa
(Financial Representative Intern at northwesternmutual.com)
Loved it
Brendan Lynch
(Research Intern at InSite Search A Division of Chaves &..)
Nothing
Prerequisites
Course Complexity: Intermediate
Prerequisite: Exposure to business valuation and a basic understating of corporation finance and the four financial statements.
Advanced Preparation: None
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Illumeo, Inc., 75 East Santa Clara St., Suite 1215, San Jose, CA
95113
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For more information regarding this course, including complaint and
cancellation policies, please contact our offices at (408) 400- 3993 or send an e-mail to
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Joseph OriCEO, Paramount Capital Corporation
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