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The All India Management Association (AIMA) was created as an apex body of professional management with active support of the Government of India and Industry in 1957.

AIMA is a group- a body to pool management thoughts in the country, a forum to develop a national managerial ethos, an organisation to facilitate the furtherance of the management profession in the country.

Financial & Valuation modeling program involves the fundamental theories and practices of valuation analysis, strategy analysis, prospective analysis, DCF modeling, trading comparables and transaction comparables.

Duration: Four Months

Session Commences: January, May and September


Eligibility

-Graduation (10+2+3) in any discipline from a recognized University / 3-year Diploma in any discipline if equivalent to graduation.

-Students in the final year of a degree course may provisionally register for the program.

-Students doing other professional courses like MBA, MFS, CA, CS, ICWA can do this course concurrently.


Program Fee & Study Material
-Rs. 28,000/- payable at the beginning of the Program (a service tax of 14.5% would be applicable).
-Books would be provided.


Course Outline

Session 1


Introduction to Excel and Financial Modeling
-Introduction to Excel
-Overview of Financial Modeling
-Types and Purpose of financial models
-Navigate Worksheets and Workbooks
-Name Manager

Exploring Excel as a Tool for Financial Modeling
-Excel Functions
-Mathematical Functions
-Statistical Functions
-Financial Functions
-Logical Functions
-Lookups & Reference Functions
-Text Functions
-Date & Information Functions

Session 2

Advanced analysis techniques
-Working named ranges
-Working with Charts
-Data Validation
-Hyperlink
-Conditional Formatting
-Pivot Tables
-Auto & Advance Filter
-Grouping & Ungrouping
-Sheet Protection
-What if Analysis

Session 3

Financial Statement Analysis
Understanding the Financial Statements and its interlinking:
-Income Statement
-Balance Sheet
-Cash Flow Statement
-Ratio Analysis
Liquidity Ratio
Profitability Ratio
Solvency Ratio
Leverage Ratio
Activity/Turnover Ratio
-Basic and Diluted EPS
-ROE and DUPONT Analysis
-Case study on Ratio Analysis

Session 4

Introduction to Valuation
-Need to value companies
-Difference between price and value
-Different terms of value
Market value
Intrinsic value
-Valuation Techniques
Absolute Valuation
-Free Cash flow to Firm (FCFF)
-Free Cash flow to Equity (FCFE)
-Cost of Equity (Ke)
-Cost of Debt (Kd)
-Cost of Capital (WACC)
Relative Valuation
-Equity based Multiples: P/E, P/BV, P/S & PEG
-Firm based Multiples: EV/EBITDA, EV/EBIT & EV/Sales

Session 5 & 6

Making a complete fully integrated DCF Modeling Spreadsheet
-Understanding and creating a financial model template
-Calculating Growth Drivers and Future Assumptions
-Revenue Build-Up - Projecting the Future Revenues
-Cost Build-Up - Projecting the Future Cost
-Modeling historical & projected financial statements - P&L and B/S
-Building cash flow statement
-Asset and Depreciation Schedule
-Debt and Interest Schedule
-Building an integrated model for valuation using DCF
-Sensitivity/Scenario Analysis
-Incorporating other accounting details like revenue recognition , deferred taxes etc.

Session 7

Trading Comparables
-Introduction to Trading Comps
-EV Calculation
-Discussing various CACS Adjustments
-Income Statement Normalization
-Concept of LTM or TTM
-Trading Multiples analysis - EV/EBITDA, EV/EBIT, EV/Sales
-Case Study on Trading Comps

Session 8

Transaction Comparables
-Introduction to Transaction Comps
-Understanding Deal Considerations
-Introduction to Transaction Template
-Private and Public Transaction Comp
-Transaction Multiples analysis - EV/EBITDA, EV/EBIT, EV/Sales
-Case Study on Transaction Comps

Session 9

Investment Banking (IB)
-Introduction to IB
-Pitch Books
-Company Profiling
-Case Study on Company Profiling

Session 10 & 11

Project Finance Modeling
-Types of funding
Equity funding sources – cost, pros and cons
Debt funding sources – cost, pros and cons
-Characteristics of project finance
-Risks & Mitigants
-Contractual arrangements to mitigate risk
-Developing a fully integrated project finance modeling spreadsheet
-Interest during construction
-Escrow arrangement
-Cash flow waterfall
-Feasibility Analysis
-Scenario Building
-Project IRR, Equity IRR,NPV Profiling

Session 12 & 13

Advanced Excel using VBA Programming
-VBA macros introduction
-Introduction to VB editor
-Recording macros
-Personal Macro workbook
-Declaring variables
-Interactive macros
-Decision Making
-Looping (Do Loop, For loop)
-The excel object model
-The range object
-The worksheet object
-The workbook object
-User defined functions
-Create events
-Protecting macros

Session 14
Final Assessment and PPT

Session 15
Mock Interview
Feedback and Career Counselling Session


Contact Detail:
All India Management Association

Management House
14, Institutional Area, Lodhi Road, New Delhi 110003, India

Telephone:
011 - 24645100 / 011 - 24617354 / 011 - 43128100
Fax: 011- 24626689
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