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Our valuation and financial modeling modules are offered separately or bundled for those seeking to build, compliment or expand their professional skill set.
In this module, we will examine the three main valuation methodologies used in estimating the value of a corporate enterprise: publicly-traded comparables, transaction comparables and a discounted cash flow (DCF). We will further explore the differences between public and private company valuation and how it relates to making either an investment decision (minority stake) or an acquisition (change-of-control investment). We will also introduce a leveraged buyout analysis and how it can provide a fourth, and often more practical, “ability-to-pay” valuation. Finally, we will discuss special situations and approaches in valuing distressed and pre-revenue companies.
- Value any kind of firm in any market (small
and large, private and public) with a combination of accepted methodologies and practical insights models
- Value special situations, such as financially troubled firms and start-up, pre-revenue firmsExcel different
Rick is an experienced Wall Street and Silicon Valley investment banker based in Asia. Having completed over 50 transactions totaling over US$10 Billion and having covered a broad base of fundraising and M&A advisory assignments across the globe, he has worked with a wide range of clients from Fortune 500 companies to advising start-ups. His industry experience covers chemicals, transportation, telecom, media, technology, retailing, consumer products, and security and defense industries. He is the founder of Lares Loreno Private Capital, a Singapore-based firm providing advisory and corporate finance services to small and medium-sized enterprises, family businesses and private equity investors. Rick is also a director with Fortress Group, a US-based fund placement agent and oversees their fund placement operations in Asia. Previously, Rick was a Vice President at Deutsche Bank in their Consumer Products and Retail Coverage Group in New York where he called on and worked with corporate and private equity clients globally. Prior to Deutsche Bank, Rick split his time between Merrill Lynch’s Consumer Products Group in New York and their Internet Technology Group in Silicon Valley, California where he led their Internet E-commerce investment banking group, raising capital and providing strategic advisory for companies looking to monetize or expand their existing internet businesses. Rick began his investment banking career as an associate at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette (subsequently acquired by Credit Suisse). He immediately gained significant transaction experience in emerging markets, M&A and leveraged finance. He also has a corporate governance background as an independent director on the boards of directors of listed and private companies in Spain, US, China and Japan and is the trustee for an employee stock ownership plan (ESOP) for a Wang Technologies, a geotechnical engineering company in the US. He was actively involved in recruiting and training incoming analysts and associates at Deutsche Bank and Merrill Lynch and was a teaching assistant for advanced financial statement analysis at the University of Chicago – Booth School of Business. Rick is a member of the Singapore Institute of Directors and is a Chartered Alternative Financial Analyst (CAIA). He graduated with an MBA from the University of Chicago – Booth and a BS in Economics from the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis.
• Valuation methods
• Breakup analysis
• Valuation ranges
• Benefits and challenges
• When to use
• Identifying and developing comparables
• Analyzing the data
• Summarizing conclusions
• Control valuations
• Benefits and challenges
• When to use
• Identifying and developing comparables
• Reading deal announcements
• Analyzing the data
• Summarizing conclusions
• Benefits and challenges
• Key components
• Common errors in a DCF
• Checking a DCF
• Comprehensive DCF walkthrough
• Benefits and challenges
• Comparison to DCF
• Key components
• Simplified LBO analysis
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