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Financial Modeling Skills - DCF Valuation
Module 1: Conceptual understanding of Discounted Cash Flow valuation technique
Lecture 1: Introduction to the module (1:49)
Lecture 2: What is valuation? (2:09)
Lecture 3: What does the Discounted Cash Flow technique estimate? (2:58)
Lecture 4: Calculation of Free Cash Flows (4:56)
Lecture 5: Free Cash flows are calculated for the future (1:44)
Lecture 6: Calculation of the discount rate or WACC? (2:31)
Lecture 7: Discounting future cash flows to calculate present value (2:19)
Lecture 8: Calculation of Terminal Value (1:12)
Lecture 9: Calculation of enterprise value and equity value (0:47)
Lecture 10: End of Module 1
Lecture 11: Please provide us your valuable feedback on the course thus far
Module 2: Step by step illustration of DCF valuation technique
Lecture 12: Introduction to Module 2 (2:45)
Lecture 13: 5 steps to doing a DCF valuation (1:38)
Lecture 14: Download the illustration exercise for the module (0:34)
Lecture 15: Lets look at the data for the illustration in this module (4:55)
Lecture 16: Step 1a: Calculating EBIT (5:47)
Lecture 17: Step 1b: Calculating post tax operating cash profits (5:52)
Lecture 18: Step 1c: Calculating capex (5:50)
Lecture19: Step 1d: Calculating operating cash investments (3:11)
Lecture 20: Step 1e: Calculating Free Cash Flows to Firm (FCFF) (2:52)
Lecture 21: Step 2a: Calculating WACC (6:15)
Lecture 22: Understanding the concept of discounting (3:06)
Lecture 23: Step 2b: Discounting future cash flows to present value terms (4:12)
Lecture 24: Step 3: Calculating Terminal Value (4:33)
Lecture 25: Step 4: Calculating Enterprise Value (0:58)
Lecture 26: Step 5: Calculating equity value and share price (1:40)
Lecture 27: Sensitivity analysis on share price (7:13)
Lecture 28: Recap of what we learnt in this module (1:15)
Lecture 29: Practice Assignment #1: DIFFICULTY LEVEL - EASY
Lecture 30: Solution to Practice Assignment #1
Lecture 31: End of Module 2
Lecture 32: Please provide us your valuable feedback on the course thus far
Lecture 1: Introduction to the module
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