Financial Statement Analysis and Business Valuation 2400-ZEWW558
Part A: Overview of Financial Statements
Session 1 - Introduction to Investing and Valuation: Investment Styles and Fundamental Analysis, The Role of Financial Reporting in Capital Markets, Stock Market Bubbles, The Professional Analyst and the Investor, Business Analysis, Valuation Technology
Session 2 - Introduction to the Financial Statements: The Financial Statements: Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows, etc., Measurement in the Financial Statements, Comparisons using Financial Statements.
Session 3 - How Financial Statements are Used in Valuation: Multiple Analysis, Asset Based Valuation, Fundamental Analysis, The Architecture of Fundamental Analysis, Dividend Discount Model
Session 4 - Cash Accounting, Accrual Accounting, and Discounted Cash Flow Valuation: The Discounted Cash Flow Model, The Statement of Cash Flows, Earnings, and Accrual Accounting,
Session 5&6 - Accrual Accounting and Valuation: Pricing Book Values: The Concept Behind the Price to Book Ratio Prototype Valuations, A Model for Anchoring Value on Book Value
Part B: The Analysis of Financial Statements
Session 7 - Business Activities and Financial Statements: Business Activities and Reformulating Statements Accruals
Session 8 - Analysing the Statement of Shareholders’ Equity: Reformulating the Statement of Owners’ Equity, Clean Surplus and Dirty Surplus
Session 9 - Analysing the Balance Sheet and the Income Statement: Reformulation of the Balance Sheet, Reformulation of the Income Statement, Comparative Analysis
Session 10 - Analysing the Cash Flow Statement Free Cash Flow: Reformulating Cash Flow Statements Read
Session 11 - Analysing Profitability: Effect of Leverage Drivers of Profitability
Session 12 - Analysing Growth and Sustainable Earnings: What is Growth? Analysing Changes in Profitability and Sustainable Earnings Analysing Growth in Investment Read
Part C: Forecasting And Valuation Analysis
Session 13 - Valuation of Operations and Analysis of Price to Book Ratios: Forecasting and Valuation with Balance Sheets Modifying Residual Earnings The Cost of Capital in Valuation
Session 14 - Simple Forecasting and Simple Valuation: Simple Forecasts and Simple Valuation Simple Forecasts of Growth Return on Net Operating Assets, The Applicability of Simple Valuations Simple Valuation as an Analysis Tool
Session 15 – Full Information Forecasting, Valuation and Business Strategy Analysis: Knowing the Business, Financial Statement Analysis: Focusing the Lens on the Business, Full Pro Forma Analysis, Value Generated in Share Transactions.
Part D: Accounting Analysis And Valuation
Session 16 - Creating Accounting Value and Economic Value: Value Creation and the Creation of Residual Earnings Accounting Methods,PBRatios, PERatios, and Valuation Hidden Reserves Conservative and Liberal Accounting
Session 17 - Analysing the Quality of Accounting: Accounting Quality, Earnings Quality, Detecting Accounting Manipulation and Transaction Manipulation, Disclosure Quality
Part E: Analysing Risk
Session 18 - Analysing Equity Risk and the Cost of Capital, Understanding Risk Betas, Price Risk
Session 19 - Analysing CreditRisk: Ratio Analysis for Credit Evaluations Forecasting and Credit Analysis Liquidity Planning and Financial Strategy
Session 20 - Project Presentation
Type of course
Prerequisites (description)
Learning outcomes
After courses is completed students is able to:
1. To use financials statement information in a variety of business analysis and valuation context.
2. To use, analyse and highlight the content of financial statements for determining earning quality in the backdrop of GAAP for equity and business valuation.
3. To integrate accounting concepts and principles with those of concepts of finance.
Assessment criteria
EVALUATION
1. Class test & participation 20%
2. Mid-term 30%
3. End –term 30%
4. Project 20%
Bibliography
StephenPenman.2007.Financial Statement Analysis and SecurityValuation.3rd edition, McGraw-Hill
Krishna Palepu, Paul Healy and Victor Bernard. Business Analysis & Valuation Using Financial Statements ( Publisher – Thompson)
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