13. DCF Valuation - Introduction/1. How to value a company - Introduction.mp47.57MB
13. DCF Valuation - Introduction/2. The stages of a complete DCF Valuation.mp449.25MB
13. DCF Valuation - Introduction/3. Let's go through the structure of the DCF model we will create in Excel.mp418.53MB
13. DCF Valuation - Introduction/4. A glimpse at the company we are valuing - Cheeseco.mp415.73MB
14. DCF Valuation - Forecasting of key P&L items/1. Modeling the top line.mp426.28MB
14. DCF Valuation - Forecasting of key P&L items/2. Building flexible financial models in Excel.mp417.84MB
14. DCF Valuation - Forecasting of key P&L items/3. Modeling other items Other revenues and Cogs.mp444.54MB
14. DCF Valuation - Forecasting of key P&L items/4. Modeling other items Operating expenses and D&A.mp426.35MB
14. DCF Valuation - Forecasting of key P&L items/5. Modeling Other Items Interest expenses, Extraordinary items and Taxes.mp429.98MB
15. DCF Valuation - Forecasting key Balance Sheet items/1. How to forecast Balance Sheet items - the clear and practical way.mp44.66MB
15. DCF Valuation - Forecasting key Balance Sheet items/2. A key concept for finance practitioners - the Days methodology.mp410.07MB
15. DCF Valuation - Forecasting key Balance Sheet items/3. How to calculate Days.mp412.13MB
15. DCF Valuation - Forecasting key Balance Sheet items/4. How to use Days to project the future development of BS items.mp420.84MB
15. DCF Valuation - Forecasting key Balance Sheet items/5. Forecasting Property Plant & Equipment, Other assets and Other liabilities.mp422.66MB
16. DCF Valuation - Creating clean output sheets/1. Excel best practices! Create a good-looking and clean output sheet in your model.mp418.8MB
16. DCF Valuation - Creating clean output sheets/2. Putting what we learned into practice - Populating the P&L sheet.mp425.54MB
16. DCF Valuation - Creating clean output sheets/3. How to create a clean output Balance Sheet in your Financial Model.mp416.91MB
16. DCF Valuation - Creating clean output sheets/4. Completing the output BS sheet for the historical period.mp437.98MB
17. DCF Valuation - Calculating Unlevered Cash Flows and Net Cash Flow/1. Learn how to calculate Unlevered Free Cash Flows.mp422.78MB
17. DCF Valuation - Calculating Unlevered Cash Flows and Net Cash Flow/2. Important! Reconcile UFCF to Net Cash Flow.mp414.58MB
17. DCF Valuation - Calculating Unlevered Cash Flows and Net Cash Flow/3. A very useful lesson! Cash flow calculation.mp459.72MB
17. DCF Valuation - Calculating Unlevered Cash Flows and Net Cash Flow/4. Arriving to actual Net Cash Flow figures and performing a check with Cash.mp437.93MB
17. DCF Valuation - Calculating Unlevered Cash Flows and Net Cash Flow/5. A fast and effective way to modify multiple cell references in Excel.mp446.76MB
18. DCF Valuation - Calculating Present Value of Cash Flows in the forecast period/1. Introducing Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) and perpetuity growth rate.mp413.19MB
18. DCF Valuation - Calculating Present Value of Cash Flows in the forecast period/2. Learn how to find the present value of future Cash Flows in Financial Models.mp420.21MB
19. DCF Valuation - Calculating Continuing Value, Enterprise Value and Equity Value/1. Calculating Continuing Value and Enterprise value of the Business.mp417.73MB
19. DCF Valuation - Calculating Continuing Value, Enterprise Value and Equity Value/2. Final steps! Calculating Equity Value of the business.mp412.17MB
2. The ascendance of investment banking services/1. The importance of history, name, tradition, and reputation.mp440.74MB
2. The ascendance of investment banking services/2. Early origins of investment banking services.mp487.68MB
2. The ascendance of investment banking services/3. What is the difference between commercial and investment banking.mp436.43MB
2. The ascendance of investment banking services/4. Why do universal banks have a competitive advantage.mp452.27MB
2. The ascendance of investment banking services/5. Intrinsic conflicts of interest and the role of Chinese walls.mp442.95MB
2. The ascendance of investment banking services/7. Historical M&A waves.mp4104.59MB
2. The ascendance of investment banking services/8. Three of the most important IPOs in history.mp490.85MB
20. DCF Valuation - Additional analyses accompanying the Financial Model/1. Sensitivity analysis for WACC and perpetuity growth.mp440.49MB
20. DCF Valuation - Additional analyses accompanying the Financial Model/2. An application of Goal Seek.mp415.62MB
20. DCF Valuation - Additional analyses accompanying the Financial Model/3. Recap of the Financial Model with charts and hypothesis testing.mp432.89MB
21. Tesla valuation - Complete DCF exercise/1. Organizing external inputs in a 'Drivers' sheet.mp430.97MB
21. Tesla valuation - Complete DCF exercise/10. Forecasting 'energy' and 'services' revenue.mp425.3MB
21. Tesla valuation - Complete DCF exercise/11. Calculating 'energy' and 'services' gross profit and cost of sales.mp426.8MB
21. Tesla valuation - Complete DCF exercise/12. Forecasting operating expenses.mp434.45MB
21. Tesla valuation - Complete DCF exercise/13. Building a fixed asset roll forward estimating Capex.mp456.56MB
21. Tesla valuation - Complete DCF exercise/14. Building a fixed asset roll forward D&A schedule.mp454.16MB
21. Tesla valuation - Complete DCF exercise/15. Peer comparison D&A as a percentage of revenues.mp413.67MB
21. Tesla valuation - Complete DCF exercise/16. Calculating DSO, DIO, DPO.mp417.46MB
21. Tesla valuation - Complete DCF exercise/17. Producing a clean P&L output sheet.mp48.43MB
21. Tesla valuation - Complete DCF exercise/18. Fill in the P&L output sheet.mp418.33MB
21. Tesla valuation - Complete DCF exercise/19. Calculating investments in working capital.mp419MB
21. Tesla valuation - Complete DCF exercise/2. The input data we will work with.mp415.79MB
21. Tesla valuation - Complete DCF exercise/9. Calculating automotive cost of sales.mp417.54MB
22. Relative valuation – triangulating DCF results with multiples/1. Why do we use multiples.mp47.48MB
22. Relative valuation – triangulating DCF results with multiples/2. What types of multiples are there.mp46.98MB
22. Relative valuation – triangulating DCF results with multiples/3. Finding the right comparable companies.mp43.65MB
22. Relative valuation – triangulating DCF results with multiples/4. The most widely used multiples.mp46.22MB
22. Relative valuation – triangulating DCF results with multiples/5. Best practices that ensure accurate calculation of multiples.mp43.76MB
23. A guide to Leveraged Buyouts/1. What is an LBO.mp44.33MB
23. A guide to Leveraged Buyouts/2. The phases of an LBO process.mp43.61MB
23. A guide to Leveraged Buyouts/3. When is an LBO a feasible option.mp45.4MB
23. A guide to Leveraged Buyouts/4. Making money in an LBO.mp46.23MB
23. A guide to Leveraged Buyouts/5. Who are the lenders in an LBO.mp46.29MB
24. LBO Valuation - Building a Leveraged Buyout model from scratch/1. Introduction to the model we will build.mp411.62MB
24. LBO Valuation - Building a Leveraged Buyout model from scratch/2. Establishing the maximum amount of debt that can be used in the transaction.mp49.61MB
24. LBO Valuation - Building a Leveraged Buyout model from scratch/3. Financial sponsors’ perspective.mp45.65MB
24. LBO Valuation - Building a Leveraged Buyout model from scratch/4. Forecasting financials until EBIT.mp412.29MB
24. LBO Valuation - Building a Leveraged Buyout model from scratch/5. The optimal debt structure.mp48.33MB
24. LBO Valuation - Building a Leveraged Buyout model from scratch/6. Estimating cash flows and debt payments.mp48.14MB
24. LBO Valuation - Building a Leveraged Buyout model from scratch/7. Completing the model for the period 2018-2021.mp411.74MB
24. LBO Valuation - Building a Leveraged Buyout model from scratch/8. Calculating Enterprise Value and IRR.mp414.3MB
24. LBO Valuation - Building a Leveraged Buyout model from scratch/9. Performing sensitivity analysis.mp410.66MB
3. The four main areas of investment banking activity/1. Capital Markets – raising equity and debt capital.mp4137.21MB
3. The four main areas of investment banking activity/2. Advisory – M&A and Restructuring services.mp4126.54MB
3. The four main areas of investment banking activity/3. Trading and Brokerage – trading with financial securities.mp454.33MB
3. The four main areas of investment banking activity/4. Asset Management – the ability to use money to make more money.mp469.55MB
4. Strategies pursued by investment banks/1. Strategies pursued by investment banks.mp476.54MB
4. Strategies pursued by investment banks/2. Relationship vs transaction-based banking.mp489.31MB
4. Strategies pursued by investment banks/3. The Accidental Investment Banker - Book recommendation.mp418.68MB
5. Capital Markets – Equity Capital Markets/1. Why would a company want to go public.mp453.55MB
5. Capital Markets – Equity Capital Markets/10. Post-IPO stabilization Applying the Greenshoe option.mp495.95MB
5. Capital Markets – Equity Capital Markets/11. Other ways to place equity capital – SEOs and Private Placements.mp429.8MB
5. Capital Markets – Equity Capital Markets/12. Facebook's IPO - Case Study.mp457.3MB
5. Capital Markets – Equity Capital Markets/13. Course Challenge #1 - IPO.mp42.14MB
5. Capital Markets – Equity Capital Markets/2. Who are the investors in an IPO.mp458.42MB
5. Capital Markets – Equity Capital Markets/3. Coming up with a share price.mp469MB
5. Capital Markets – Equity Capital Markets/4. What does an IPO timetable look like.mp469.17MB
5. Capital Markets – Equity Capital Markets/5. The IPO syndicate – members and responsibilities.mp459.35MB
5. Capital Markets – Equity Capital Markets/6. The pricing process.mp488.75MB
5. Capital Markets – Equity Capital Markets/7. Fee distribution among investment banks.mp446.33MB
5. Capital Markets – Equity Capital Markets/8. Allocating shares to investors – who gets what.mp484.06MB
5. Capital Markets – Equity Capital Markets/9. Taking a long and short position with respect to a security (definition).mp455.22MB
6. Capital Markets – Debt Capital Markets/1. The four different types of bonds.mp46.52MB
6. Capital Markets – Debt Capital Markets/2. Why issue a bond.mp46.71MB
6. Capital Markets – Debt Capital Markets/3. The mechanics of a bond offering. Process description.mp47.96MB
6. Capital Markets – Debt Capital Markets/4. A particular type of bonds - Junk bonds.mp454.05MB
6. Capital Markets – Debt Capital Markets/5. What is securitization and why can it be useful.mp410.54MB
6. Capital Markets – Debt Capital Markets/6. Asset-backed securities An example of securitization.mp490.62MB
6. Capital Markets – Debt Capital Markets/7. Loan Syndication – a preferred instrument for most banks nowadays.mp45.46MB
6. Capital Markets – Debt Capital Markets/8. Project finance.mp4108.16MB
6. Capital Markets – Debt Capital Markets/9. Course Challenge #2 - Debt Offerings.mp42.6MB
7. Advisory Services – Mergers and Acquisitions/1. Why acquire another company.mp414.57MB
7. Advisory Services – Mergers and Acquisitions/2. Describing the typical deal lifecycles and buyer companies.mp45.39MB
7. Advisory Services – Mergers and Acquisitions/3. The three types of M&A processes.mp48.7MB
7. Advisory Services – Mergers and Acquisitions/4. A detailed description of an M&A process.mp42.33MB
7. Advisory Services – Mergers and Acquisitions/5. Valuation of target companies.mp49.05MB
7. Advisory Services – Mergers and Acquisitions/6. Payment options in M&A deals.mp49.98MB
7. Advisory Services – Mergers and Acquisitions/7. Financial vs. Corporate Buyers.mp43.97MB