FINANCIAL Statement Analysis & Equity Valuations:
- Foundations of Financial Modeling
- Need for Financial Models
- What is Financial Modeling
- Best Practices of EXCEL
- Understanding of Key Financial Statements (Balance Sheet & Income Statement)
- Streamlining of the Financial Statements data gathered from Third Party Sources
- Additional information from Annual Reports
- Preparation of cash flow statement from Balance sheet & Income Statement
- Analysis based on Cash Flow Statements
- Computation & Interpretation of Cash Flow Ratios
- Profitability Analysis
- Efficiency Analysis
- Liquidity Analysis
- Common size Analysis
- DuPont Analysis
- Altman z-Score
- Reporting on overall Financial Health
- Valuation Ratios
- Working Capital Analysis
- Observe historical trends
- Identify determinants of earnings growth
- Measure financial strength
- Observe the link between ROE and implied growth
- Using different functions of EXCEL to forecast
- Understanding Macro economic variables having impact on Future Financial Statements
- Impact of GDP, Inflation & other macro economic variables on Equity Market
- Using Regression to model forecasted Financial Statements
- Understanding the drivers for forecasting
- Depreciation Schedule
- Debt Schedule
- Shares Outstanding Schedule
- Forecasting of Geographical and Segment based Revenues and Expenses.
- Forecasting a CompanyĆ¢€™s Income Statement
- Forecasting Assets and Liabilities on the Balance Sheet
- Projection of Shareholders Equity
- Role of different Financial Ratios during Projection
- Building an Integrated Cash Flow Statement
- Integrating Dividend Payments Schedule into the Model
- Incorporating the Debt Schedule into the Model
- Incorporating a Detailed Depreciation Schedule
- Balancing using debt schedule and debt sweep logic
- Integrating Balance Sheet, Income Statement and the Cash Flow Statement.
- Using cash flow either to bring down debt or build cash.
- Integration of Financial Statements using the interest schedule?
- Circular References in EXCEL and the mode to handle them.
- Understanding the growth Drivers and projecting the key drivers of growth.
- In-depth growth analysis on the Historical Data.
- Project future detailed growth assumptions that roll up into larger projection model
- Digging into deeper layers of growth drivers
- Calculate and analyze different operating segments
- Adjust for extraordinary items by segment based on MD&A and disclosed footnotes
- Project future revenue and segment income and allocate for corporate overhead
- Estimate projected COGS and SG&A on the entire base
- Further enhance model via sensitivity & scenario modeling and analysis
- Sensitivity analysis to incorporate various assumptions and cases
- Build multiple scenarios and cases, including Base Case, Optimistic & Pessimistic Cases
- Sensitize profitability and cash flow of model based on various case assumptions
- Build a stand-alone depreciation schedule to better estimate working capital changes and free cash flow by depreciating existing PPE as well as new capital expenditures
- Allocate accumulated depreciation correctly
- Depreciate existing Net PPE and new CapEx based on weighted average life
- Create quick financial summary exhibit that summarizes key figures from financial model
- Residual value and EVA analysis
- Discounted Cash Flow based Valuation
- Relative Valuation
- Residual Based Valuation
- Calculation of Cost of Equity & Cost of Capital
- Sustainable growth rate
- Terminal value and its importance.
- Understanding Dividend Patterns
- Dividend Discounting Model
- Calculation & Interpretation of Terminal Value
- Computation of Free Cash Flow to Equity & Free Cash Flow to Firm
- Valuation using FCFF & FCFE approached
- Normalization of Earnings
- Enterprise Value calculation
- Understanding key valuation ratios like P/E, P/BV, P/S, P/CF and importance of each
- Computation of each of those ratios dynamically (Leading & Trailing)
- Using the ratios to forecast the value of the Equity/Firm
- Understanding PEG & Dividend Yield
- Understanding the concept of Residuals
- Benefits of Residual Valuation Models
- Calculating residuals like EVA & MVA
- Valuation based on Residuals
- Using Advanced EXCEL Tools like Data Table & Goal Seek
- Using Monte-Carlo simulation to forecast sales and do a sensitivity Analysis
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