Course Contents

This course is a comprehensive course that takes students through the fundamentals of the value of bonds, stock and the discounted cash flow valuation.

Beginning with financial statements and the importance of cash flow, the course progresses to concepts such as time value of money, discount rates, and terminal value. The curriculum then applies these principles to real-world scenarios, focusing on how DCF is used.

With a combination of lectures, case studies, and practical exercises, students will gain a robust understanding of DCF, equipping them for a range of roles in finance and investments.

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Lessons Overview

In this course you will learn the basic concepts of business valuation.

The course consists of the following subjects.

Lesson 1: Course Outline & Introducing the Case Study
Lesson 2: Introduction to valuation
Lesson 3: Enterprise and equity value
Lesson 4: Net present value
Lesson 5: Value of bonds
Lesson 6: Value of stocks
Lesson 7: Intro DCF valuation
Lesson 8: Intro cost of capital
Lesson 9: Cost of Equity
Lesson 10: Free cash flow
Lesson 11: Forecasting FCF
Lesson 12: The DCF valuation
Lesson 13: Case study: KPN Telecom
Lesson 14: Capital structure and Enterprise Value
Lesson 15: Capital Market line
Lesson 16: Security Market line