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Valuation
Posted Date: 11 Apr 2008 Resource Type: News/Announcements Category: Short term courses
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Posted By: Bala Member Level: Diamond
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Indian Institute of Management Bangalore
Executive Education Programme
Valuation
Programme Director: M S Narasimhan
Venue: IIMB Campus
Dates:1 - 3 July, 2008
Introducation :
Valuation turns complex when the economy grows at a high rate with many emerging industries. Here is an opportunity to learn theory of valuation and also get practical insight on valuation and avoid some of the common mistakes. As the valuation moves upward, analysts instead of objectively estimating the cash flows and valuing the assets, start identifying factors to justify the value. This short cut to valuation leads to market crashes and it normally takes several months for the market to recover from such mistakes. An objective estimate of future cash flows drawing upper and lower bound with probabilities would help you to get scientific value of an asset. This programme aims to provide a comprehensive input on valuation of equity and other assets.
Program Goal
Understanding the basic principles of valuation.
Estimating future cash flows and growth opportunities.
Estimating risk adjusted discounting factor.
Understanding alternative methods of valuation and their suitability under different contexts.
Valuation of equities in high-growth industries
Valuating intangible assets like brands, research and developments, etc.
Relevance and impact of investors’ psychology and behaviour in valuation.
Valuation in the context of mergers and acquisitions.
Contents
DCF and Relative Valuation Methods, Option Valuation, Enterprise Valuation, Brand and other intangible assets valuation
Forecasting and measuring different components of valuation
Economy-industry-company analysis
Analysis of industry-firm relationship and its impact on valuation
Asset Pricing Theories
Behavioural Finance/Technical Analysis
Financial Modelling
Due Diligence issues in valuation
Real-world exercises/cases on valuation
Participant Profile
Financial Analysts in Investment Banking, Financial Institutions and other Financial Intermediaries. Financial/business Analysts in off-shore Investment Banking Firms, KPOs and Software companies engaged in Investment Banking domain would also find the programme useful and relevant.
Programme Director
Dr. M S Narasimhan is a Professor of Finance and Control Area. He is also currently the Chairperson of the Executive Education Programmes. Dr. Narasimhan holds Ph.D. and also a member of Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of India. He has published several articles and research studies in national and international journal and newspapers relating to capital markets, finance and management accounting. His consulting assignments include cash management, costing system, financial and portfolio management, risk management and organization restructuring. He has also conducted several executive education programmes in the area of finance and capital markets.
Programme Details
Programme Dates
1 –3 July, 2008
Non Residential fees
36,000/-
Residential fees
45,000/-
Registration
Duly completed nominations in the enclosed form along with a crossed demand draft drawn in favour of the "Indian Institute of Management Bangalore", may please be sent to:
The Chief Programme Officer
Indian Institute of Management Bangalore
Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore 560 076
Phone : 080 – 26993742/3264/3475
Fax : 080 - 26584004/26584050
E-mail : edp@iimb.ernet.in
Website : http://www.iimb.ernet.in
For more details, visit http://www.iimb.ernet.in
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