Course curriculum
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Download Supporting Files
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Introduction to Excel
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Excel Shortcuts
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Excel 101 General
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Excel 101 Borders
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Excel 101 Rows and Columns
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Excel 101 Alignment
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Basic Calculations
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Common Errors
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Anchoring Cells: Part 1
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Anchoring Cells: Part 2
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Naming Cells
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Custom Formatting
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Dynamic Text and Concatenate
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Tracking and Editing Data
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Conditional Formatting
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Sumproduct
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Rounding Functions
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Text Functions: Part 1
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Text Functions: Part 2
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Flash Fill
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Vlookup and Hlookup
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Freezing and Splitting Panes
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Find and Replace
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The If Function: Part 1
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The If Function: Part 2
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The If Function: Part 3
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Sumifs and Averageifs
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Data Validation
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Choose Function
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Counting Functions: Part 1
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Counting Functions: Part 2
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Date Functions
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Goalseek and Data Tables
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Future Value and Present Value
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Net Present Value (NPV) and XNPV
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Internal Rate of Return (IRR) and XIRR
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Inserting Charts
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Index and Match
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Xlookup: Part 1
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Xlookup: Part 2
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VBA and Macros
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The Ifs Function
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Text to Columns
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Filtering and Subtotal
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Sorting
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Pivot Tables: Part 1
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Pivot Tables: Part 2
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Download Supporting Files
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Introduction to Accounting
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The Importance of Accounting
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Accounting Principles
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The Income Statement
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The Accounting Equation
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The Balance Sheet
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The Cash Flow Statement
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Accrual Accounting
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Revenue Recognition and Matching Principles
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Historical Cost Principle
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Public Filings
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Case Study Introduction
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Case Study Income Statement
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How Does a Business Earn Revenue?
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What is Cost of Goods (COGS)?
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Revenue on Cash
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Revenue on Credit
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Cost of Goods Sold
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Fixed Costs Vs. Variable Costs
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Selling, General and Admin (SG&A) Expenses: Part 1
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Selling, General and Admin (SG&A) Expenses: Part 2
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What is Depreciation?
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What is Amortization?
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Depreciation and Amortization (D&A)
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Interest Expense
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Tax Expense
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Income Statement Exercise
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Case Study: Income Statement Revisited
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Importance of the Income Statement
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Case Study Balance Sheet
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Accounts Receivable
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Prepaid Expenses
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Inventory
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Property, Plant and Equipment (PP&E)
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Intangible Assets
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Visualizing PP&E and Intangible Assets
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Accounts Payable
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Accrued Expenses
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Equity Vs. Debt
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Types of Debt and How They Work
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Bank Loan
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Types of Equity and How They Work
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Common Equity
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What are Retained Earnings?
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Balance Sheet Exercise: Part 1
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Balance Sheet Exercise: Part 2
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Importance of the Balance Sheet
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Cash is King!
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Working Capital
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Cash Conversion Cycle (CCC)
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CCC Exercise
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Capital Expenditure (Capex)
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Financing
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Case Study: Cash Flow Statement
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Cash Flow Statement Exercise
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Importance of the Cash Flow Statement
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How the 3 Financial Statements are Linked Together
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Introduction to Ratio Analysis
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Liquidity Ratios
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Solvency Ratios
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Profitability Ratios
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Efficiency Ratios
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Coverage Ratios
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Capital Leases Vs. Operating Leases
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Capital Lease Exercise
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Operating Lease Exercise
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Bad Debt Expense Exercise
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Deferred Revenue Exercise
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Non-Operating Items
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Goodwill
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Goodwill Exercise
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Equity Discussion
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What are Common Shares
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Shares and Earnings Per Share (EPS)
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Treasury Shares
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EBITDA: A Non-GAAP Metric
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Drawbacks of EBITDA
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Inventory Accounting
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Last In First Out (LIFO)
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First in First Out (FIFO)
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Average Cost Method
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Accouting Regulations
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Differences between GAAP and IFRS
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Introduction to Corporate Finance
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A Corporation and the Corporate Mission
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Risk-Return Tradeoff
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RECAP: Common Shares
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Shareholders Vs Stakeholders
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Public Vs. Private Corporatons
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What is Corporate Finance?
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The Corporate Lifecycle: Type of Entity
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Types of Risk
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What are Capital Markets?
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Market Participants
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The Corporate Lifecycle: Source of Funding
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Angels, VCs and PEs
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Primary Vs Secondary Capital Markets
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Going Public: Initial Public Offering (IPO)
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The IPO Process
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Recent IPO: Nuvei
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Going Private: Leveraged Buyout (LBO)
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Popular LBO: Dell Computers
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What is Liquidity?
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Capital Gains Vs. Income
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Calculating Percentage Returns
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Different Uses of Capital
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Time Value of Money
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Future Value and Present Value
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Case Study Introduction
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Analyzing Capital Investments
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Net Present Value (NPV)
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Internal Rate of Return (IRR)
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Payback Period
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NPV, IRR and Payback Period Exercise
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Introduction to M&A
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Types of Buyers
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Types of M&A
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Purchase Consideration: Cash, Stock or Both?
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All-Cash Transaction: Microsoft acquires LinkedIn
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All-Stock Transaction: Salesforce acquires Tableau
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Mixed Transaction: Salesforce acquires Slack
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Why M&A?
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What is Goodwill?
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What are Synergies?
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Enterprise and Equity Value
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Book Value Vs. Market Value of Equity
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Cash Free Debt Free
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Valuation Methods
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Intrinsic Vs. Relative Valuations
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Intrinsic and Relative Valuations Exercise
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Price / Earnings Multiple
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Enterprise Value / EBITDA Multiple
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Enterprise Value / Revenue Multiple
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M&A Process Sell-Side View
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Auction Vs. Proprietary Process
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Friendly Vs. Hostile Takeovers
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Defense Tactics: Poison Pill
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Other Defense Tactics
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What is Due Diligence (DD)
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M&A Process Buy-Side View
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Platform Vs. Add-On acquisitions
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Mister Car Wash
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Sources of Capital
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Equity Vs Debt
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RECAP: Equity Discussion
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RECAP: Types of Equity and How They Work
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Common Equity
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Preferred Equity
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RECAP: Shares and Earnings Per Share (EPS)
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Diluted Shares Outstanding
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Dilutive Securities
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RECAP: Treasury Shares
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Treasury Stock Method
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Share Repurchases Canada Goose
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Stock Splits and Reverse Stock Splits
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RECAP: Types of Debt and How They Work
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Seniority of Debt
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Debt Covenants
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Credit Ratings
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Revolving Credit Facilities
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Term Loans
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Subordinated Debt
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Capital Structure: Part 1
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Capital Structure: Part 2
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Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC)
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Capital Structure: Debt and Equity value
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The Cost of Debt
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The Cost of Equity
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Optimal Capital Structure
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Understanding Beta
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WACC Excel Exercise
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Welcome!
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RECAP: How the 3 Financial Statements Are Linked
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Introduction to Financial Modeling
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Introducing the Case Study
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Completed Model Overview
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Historical Financial Statements
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Model Inputs
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Modeling Revenue
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Revenue Schedule: Cereals
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Revenue Schedule: Jams
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Revenue Schedule: Breads
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Sensitizing Revenue: Part 1
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Sensitizing Revenue: Part 2
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Modeling COGS
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COGS Schedule: Cereals
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COGS Schedule: Jams and Breads
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Sensitizing COGS
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Modeling SG&A
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Rent Expense
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Salaries and Wages
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Retailer Commission
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Administrative Costs
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Executive Compensation
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Marketing Costs
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Modeling Tangible Assets
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Tangible Capex Spend
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Modeling Intangible Assets
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Intangible Capex Spend
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Depreciation Expense
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Amortization Expense
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Modeling Taxes
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Tax Expense
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Modeling Retained Earnings
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Retained Earnings Schedule
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RECAP: Working Capital
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Modeling Working Capital
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Working Capital Schedule
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Modeling Debt
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Debt Schedule
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Preliminary Income Statement
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Preliminary Balance Sheet
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Preliminary Cash Flow Statement
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Modeling Cash and the Revolver
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Revolver Schedule
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Modeling Interest Expense
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Interest Expense
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Building a Circuit Breaker
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Common Size Financial Analysis
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Common Size Income Statement
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Common Size Balance Sheet
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Compounded Annual Growth Rate (CAGR)
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CAGR Exercise
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RECAP: Ratio Analysis
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Liquidity Ratios
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Liquidity Ratios Exercise
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Solvency Ratios
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Solvency Ratios Exercise
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Profitability Ratios
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Profitability Ratios Exercise
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Efficiency Ratios
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Efficiency Ratios Exercise
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Coverage Ratios
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Coverage Ratios Exercise
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Remaining Deliverables
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Business Analysis
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Income Statement Analysis
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Common Size Income Statement Analysis
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Balance Sheet Analysis
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Cash Flow Statement Analysis
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Reading Liquidity Ratios
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Reading Solvency Ratios
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Reading Profitability Ratios
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Reading Efficiency Ratios
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Reading Coverage Ratios
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Question List
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Introduction to Valuations
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Valuation Techiques
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Enterprise and Equity Value
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Book Vs. Market Value Equity
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Enterprise and Equity Value Revisited
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What is a Trading Comparables Analysis?
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Trading Comparables Analysis: Excel Exercise
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The Liquidity Discount
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Enterprise Value / EBITDA Multiple
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Enterprise Value / Revenue Multiple
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Last Twelve Months (LTM)
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Preparing a Trading Comps Analysis
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Step 1: Determine the Universe of Comparables
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How to Find Trading Comps
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Step 2: Find the Required Financial Information
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Step 3: Spread the Comps
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Step 4: Refine the Comps
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Step 5: Determine Valuation
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Case Study Revisited
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Finding the Trading Comps Universe
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Finding Trading Comps using NAICS
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Refining the Comps
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Locating Information from Financial Statements
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Refined Comps
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Inputting Financials: Relevant Comps
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Inputting Financials: Related Comps
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Deriving a Valuation Range
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What is a Precedent Transactions Analysis?
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Precedent Transactions: Excel Exercise
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The Control Premium
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Preparing a Precedents Analysis
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Step 1: Determine the Universe of Precedents
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How to find Precedents
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Step 2: Find Financial Information
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Step 3: Spread the Precedents
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Step 4: Refine the Precedents
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Locating Precedents
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Locating Financial Metrics
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Refining the Precedents
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Deriving a Valuation Range
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About this course
- $30.00
- 423 lessons
- 41.5 hours of video content