A business valuation $$ might include an analysis of the company's management, its capital structure, its future earnings prospects, or the market value of its assets. The tools used for valuation can vary among evaluators, businesses, and industries. Common approaches to business valuation include a review of financial statements, discounting cash flow models and similar company comparisons. Business valuation concept is a bit subjective, it is not a solid science. That would require the evaluator to have a lot of guess work and assumptions. Business valuation is a very hot topic now due to the increased volumes of mergers and acquisitions transactions.

What you will learn in that course:

• Different Business valuation techniques

• Assets-based valuation model

• Income-based valuation model

• Market-based valuation model

• Discounted Cash Flows DCF

• Real life examples for valuation

• How to calculate cost of capital WACC

• How to calculate cost of equity

• Financial statements’ role in valuation

• Quick wins and valuation best practices

This course will give you a good guide, ideas, and insights to become the Business Evaluator that you seek.

This course is designed to help you confidently participate in any business valuation project for your company . You will be able to show your real worth to your managers as you will share your knowledge and give insights on valuation techniques to your managers. You will learn the whole cycle of business valuation and advantages and disadvantages of each technique available. Personally speaking, you will be able to add value to your resume as you get a prestigious certificate at the end of the course. You don’t have to waste that golden chance to shine and take your skills up a notch; your company is counting on you to shape it’s future and enhance its performance. Let’s roll up our sleeves and start the hard work, I can’t wait to help you achieve that goal!