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 Corporate
Course Finance Course
Overview Course Skills Features
We will learn the following skills:
You get to learn concepts on Accounting,
Accounting: This is the fundamental of all Course Duration- 35
Management Accounting, Credit Risk + Hours
finance learning.
Modeling, Capital Budgeting, Corporate
Finance, Corporate Valuation, Merger
Capital Budgeting: By using the capital
Modeling and Valuation, Private Equity Number of Courses
budgeting techniques, you will be able to
and Project Finance. measure how much you invested, how much
return you received, and whether the Verifiable
investment is worthy. Certificates

Corporate Valuation: It’s important to Lifetime Access

understand how much a company is worth.

Project Finance: Knowing how companies go

Technical
for projects, how these projects are funded, Excellence
what parties are involved.
About Corporate
Corporate Finance
Finance Course
This is a Bundle Course that includes
Corporate finance is one of the most
complete in-depth Corporate finance
significant aspects of finance. And when a
Learning Courses combined into one
financial manager or a finance
Complete Course.
professional talks about corporate
finance, they depict corporate finance as a
This Bundle perfectly meets the
department that handles the investment
requisite of the industry and gives
and financial decisions of a company.
you a better chance of being hired as
a Corporate Finance professional.
Corporate finance is to achieve the main
objective of a company, i.e. to maximize
the value of the shareholders by using
short-term financial planning and long-
term strategic outlook.
 Accounting Training –
Online Accounting
Course
Section 2. Understanding the Income Section 3. Understanding the
Section 1. Introduction to Accounting
statement Balance Sheet
Introduction to Accounting Financial Statements Fiscal Year vs Calendar Introduction to Balance Sheet
Explaining and Business Cycle Year Introduction to Current Assets
Accounting for Income Statement Income Statement Format Cash and Cash Equivalents
Accounting for Balance sheet Calculating Profit Margins Cash and Cash Equivalents Colgate PG
Accounting for Cash Flows Non Recurring Items Microsoft

Changes in Accounting Estimates Accounts Receivables

Final Remarks Accounts Receivables Case Study

Inventory
Revenue Recognition Percentage Completion
Inventory Case Study
Completed Contract
Financial Reporting Standards
Revenue Recognition Installment Method Cost
Inventory LCM
Recovery
Downloading Colgates Income Statement Inventory Colgate & others
Analyst format of Colgates Income Statement
Formatting the Income Statement
 Accounting Training
– Online Accounting
Course

Section 4. Understanding the Cash

Section 5. Reference Files
flow statement
Introduction to Cash Flows Reference Files
CFO Direct Method 1
CFO Direct Method 2
CFO Direct Method 3
CFO Direct Method Example
CFO Indirect Method
CFO Indirect Method Example
CFI
CFF
Comprehensive Example CFO Direct
Method
 Management
Accounting

Section 1. Introduction Section 3. Inventory Types Section 5. Production lot-Size Model

Introduction to Economic Order Quantity Inventory Management Techniques

Management Accounting Model Problem on Production Lot Size
Economic Order Quantity Model
Section 2. Inventory Types and
Example Solving Using Lot Size Model
Inventory Costs
Calculating on Production Lot Size
Inventory Types Section 4. EOQ
Model
Cyclic Inventory
Safety Stock and Reorder Calculating Optmal Order Quantity
Inventory Costs
Point Calculating Using Economic Model
Total Costs Example
Safety Stock and Reorder
Total Inventory Cost Curve
Point Example
Effect of Inflation
ABC Inventory Analysis
Managing Derived-Demand
Inventories
 Management
Accounting

Section 8. Quantity Discounts

Section 6. Quantity Discounts Section 7. Histogram
Example
Assumptions of Order Quantity Example of Interval Data Inventory Management Techniques
Quantity Discount Model Constucting a Frequency Problem on Production Lot Size
Economic Order Quantity Distribution Model
Quantity Discount Example Formula Used in Frequency Solving Using Lot Size Model
Calculating Total Cost For Distribution Calculating on Production Lot Size
Quantity Displaying Data in Histogram Model
Calulating Overall Cost Formula for Number of Classes Calculating Optmal Order Quantity
Overview on Quantity Discount Count IF Functions Calculating Using Economic Model
Absence Data in Histogram
Components of Frequency
Distribution
 Management
Accounting

Section 11. Unit Cost Volume

Section 9. Cost Volume Relationship Section 10. Linear Relationship
Relationship
Variable Cost using Excel Calculating Voume and Cost Relationship of Unit Cost to Volume
Fixed and Variable Components Determining Strength of Linear Calculating Unit Cost for Value
Estimating Cost Volume Measures of Linear Relationship
Relationship Co Effecient of Co Relation
Values of Co Variance
Drawback of Co Efficient
Calculating the Co Variance
Formula for Co Efficient
Calculating for Two Variables
Estimation of Costs
Coeffecient of Correlation
Coeffecient of Determination
Calculating Unexplained Variation
Example on Coeffecient of Determination
 Management
Accounting

Section 11. Unit Cost Volume

Section 9. Cost Volume Relationship Section 10. Linear Relationship
Relationship
Variable Cost using Excel Calculating Voume and Cost Relationship of Unit Cost to Volume
Fixed and Variable Components Determining Strength of Linear Calculating Unit Cost for Value
Estimating Cost Volume Relationship Measures of Linear Relationship
Section 12. Break-Even Analysis and
Co Effecient of Co Relation
Problem
Values of Co Variance
Variable for Fixed Units
Drawback of Co Efficient
Analysis on Fix and Variable Cost
Calculating the Co Variance
Understanding Contribution Margin
Formula for Co Efficient
Calculating Average Profit per Unit
Calculating for Two Variables
Cost Volume Relationship
Estimation of Costs
Graphical Representation of Cost Structure
Coeffecient of Correlation
Break Even Analysis Problem
Coeffecient of Determination
Resolving the Break Even Analysis Problem
Calculating Unexplained Variation
Calculating the Break Even Point
Example on Coeffecient of Determination
Calculating Income before Taxes
Calculating the Volume
 Management
Accounting

Section 14. Process selection and

Section 13.Process Selection with BEA Section 16. Fixed income and Profit
Profit growth
Process Selection with Break Even Process Selection with BEA Evaluating the unit selling price
Analysis Calculating the Profit growth Decreasing in fixed income
Evaluating Total Profit for Process Plotting the total cost and revenue Improving profit performance
Plotting the Total Cost and Total Calculating point of indifference
Revenue Selecting the best process
Calculating the Point of Total cost of process
Indifference
Section 15. Selling price and Volume
How to Select the Best Process
Alternative between Variable Cost Learning about Contribution
Profitgraph
Unit selling price and Volume
Present and New profit line
Calculating the new profit line
 Management
Accounting

Section 17. Product Mix Example Section 18. Fixed income and Profit

Product Mix Example Cost Management Accounting

Uses and Limitations Managerial Decision Making
Contribution Margin Percentage Net Operating Loss
Profit After Taxes
Individual Contribution Margin
Actual Sale Value
 Credit Risk
Modeling

Section 7. UFCE and WC Credit

Section 1. Introduction Section 5. Altman Z-Score
Modelling
Introduction to Measures of Altman Z Score and Calculation of UFCE in Credit Modelling
Credit Risk Modelling Zscore Working Capital Credit Modelling
Airline Industry Z-score
Section 2. Traditional Credit Models Case Study of US Airlines Industry Section 8. Financial Statement

Traditional Credit Models Credit Rating Description of

Financial Statement Analysis
Airlines
Section 3. Example of Traditional Section 9. Ways Out Analysis and
Section 6. Credit Analysis
Credit Model Internal Ratings
Example of Traditional Credit Model Credit Modelling Ways Out analysis
Structural Model of Credit Risk Evaluation Metric in Credit Internal Ratings in Credit
Section 4. Example of Structural Modelling Modelling
Model of Credit Risk Early Warning Checlist in Credit
Example of Structural Model of Credit Modelling
Risk
 Capital
Budgeting

Section 1. Introduction Section 3.Tax and Tax Benefits Section 5. ARR

Introduction to Capital Impact of Income Tax Accounting Rate of Return (ARR)

Budgeting After Tax Benefits Example of ARR
Objectives of Capital Internal Rate of Return
Budgeting

Section 2. Getting Started Section 4. Income Tax Section 6. IRR

Discounted Payback Period Capital Budgeting with Income Tax Step of IRR Calculation
Example of Discounted Payback Strengths and Weaknesses of NPV Example of IRR
Period Profitability Index
Payback Example Example of Profitability Index
Net Present Value (NPV)
Decision Rule
Uneven Cash Inflow Example
 CFA I 2019:05 –
Corporate Finance

Section 1. Corporate Finance

Capital Budgeting
Principles of Capital Budgeting
Internal Rate of Return
Discount Cash Flow
IRR vs. NPV Project Rankings
Cost of Capital
Target (Optimal) Capital Structure
Roll of Wacc/Mcc to Find NPV
Cost of Capital for A Project
Country Risk Premium
Measure of Leverage
Degree of Financial Leverage
Firm Charecteristics and Leverage
Dividends and Share Repurchases Basics
 Corporate Valuation –
Beginner to Pro in
Microsoft Excel
Section 1. Corporate Valuations - Section 2. Dividend Discount Model Section 3. Discounted Cash Flows
Overview (Ddm) (Dcf)
Corporate Valuations - Ddm - Dividend Discount Model- Introduction To Dcf
Overview Intrinsic Value Forecasting Income Statement Ebitda
Ddm - Dividend Discount Model- Understanding The Working Capital
Required Rate Of Return Completing The Working Capital
Ddm - Dividend Discount Model- Calculations
Compare Intrinsic And Market Price Linking The Free Cash Flow To Firm Fcff
Ddm - Intrinsic Value Of Growth Discounting The Explicit Period Cash
Companies Flows
Ddm - Dividend Discount Model- Calculation Of Terminal Values
Present Value Dcf Valuation Summary
Dcf Sensitivity Analysis
Understanding The Capital Structure
Options Treasury Stock Method
 Comcast and Time
Warner Merger Modeling
Training
Section 1. Industry and Company Section 6. Calculating the Accretion
Section 3. Transaction Assumptions
analysis and Dilution
Industry Overview Transaction Assumptions Calculating accretion and dilution
Comcast Company Profile
Section 7. Synergies
Company Profile
Synergies
Section 4. Buyer and Seller IS
Synergy assumptions
Buyer and seller IS Synergy calculations

Section 2. Overview of Merger Modeling

Section 5. Combining the IS Section 8. Combining the Balance
Overview 2
Combining the IS sheet
Overview 3
Combining the BS 1
Overview 4
 Comcast and Time
Warner Merger Modeling
Training
Section 14. Summarizing the Model
Section 9. Calculating the adjustments Section 11.Adjusting the Income Statement

Calculating the adjustments Adjusting the IS Summarizing the model

Section 15. Excel Sheets

Section 12. Sensitivity Analysis
Merger Model of Comcast Corp and Time
Sensitivity Analysis
Warner Inc with solution
Section 13. Calculating the free cash Merger Model of Comcast Corp and Time
Section 10. Adjusting the Balance sheet
flows Warner Inc without solution
Adjusting the BS Calculating the free cash flows
 Private Equity (PE)
Modeling Tutorials

Section 1. Introduction Section 2. Building Model Section 3. VC Funding

Introduction to Private Equity Building up the Model Kind of Remuneration Scheme

Feeding the Inputs Pre Money Valuation
Modelling the EBIT Fraction of Ownership
Cumulative Carried Interest Calculating the Shares
NAV Post Distribution Scenarios for Base Case
Calculating TVPI Comparing Best and Worst Case
Measuring the Revenue Claw Back Provision
Post Money Valuation
 Private Equity (PE)
Modeling Tutorials

Section 1. Introduction Of Project Section 9. Project Finance Modeling

Section 5. Means Of Finance
Finance Assumptions
Reference Means Of Finance Assumptions - Project Model & Steps
Introduction To Project Finance‚ Assumptions - Operating
Learning Objectives And Overview Section 6. Risk Analysis And Mitigation Assumptions - Expenses And Equity

Risk Analysis And Mitigation Section 10. Project Finance Modeling

Section 2.Project Finance Income Statement
Section 7. Important Ratios In Project
What Is Project Finance? Revenue Indicators And Assumptions
Finance
Calculating Operating Revenues
Important Ratios In Project Finance
Section 3. Estimating The Cost Of The Operating Cost & Tax Calculations
Project Section 8. Project Finance Modeling Section 11. Project Finance Modeling
Estimating The Cost Of The Project
Introduction Project Costs & Idc
Introduction To Project Finance Modeling Calculating Project Cost
Section 4. Feasibility Analysis
Calculating Debt Drawals
Feasibility Analysis - Part 1
Idc And Circular Loops
Feasibility Analysis - Part 2
 Private Equity (PE)
Modeling Tutorials

Section 18. Project Finance Modeling

Section 12.Project Finance Modeling Section 15. Project Finance Modeling
Sensitivity Analysis
Depreciation Schedule Cash Flow Statement
Sensitivity Analysis - Interest Rate And Irr
Land Building And Civil Works Completing The Cash Flow Statements
Sensitivity Analysis - Parking Charges And
Misc Fixed Assets
Irr
Idc Allocation Section 16. Project Finance Modeling
Section 13. Project Finance Modeling Ratio Analysis
Revisiting The Income Statement Calculating Dscr Section 19. Preparing A Project Finance
Completing The Income Statement Calculating Project Irr Report
Calculating Principal Repayments Calculating Npv Preparing A Project Finance Report

Section 17. Project Finance Modeling

Section 14. Project Finance Modeling Formatting
Balance Sheet Formatting The Project Model
Completing The Balance Sheet
Frequently
Asked Questions

I’m not from the finance

Why should I do this
domain. Can I do this
Corporate Finance course?
Corporate Finance training?

This Corporate Finance Training Certification is The straight answer is no. But if you feel you
the ultimate corporate finance course you would want to shift your career to finance, you may
ever find. If you’re a student/professional and go ahead and sign up.
attached to the finance domain in any way, this is
the best course you would ever do.
 Customer Reviews
“
“
Great organization of topics. It is taught very
clearly. I would recommend it for someone
just learning it or can be very useful as a
refresher for someone who has already done
It`s a nice introductory course on Corporate
Finance which gives you details about the
terminologies and important processes
It is a course to brushup your concepts, it is
easy to understand and learn from this,
being in second year you will be able to

involved in the world of corporates in a short quickly revise the topics and prepare for
it. Takes you through how you should think interviews as major portion is asked from
and crisp manner. It includes necessary
about the topics. Good amount of time spent corporate finance it is always important to
topics that a beginner must know about
on each section as well. Not too long or too go with all guns loaded so overall it is a good
finance domain before entering into much
short.. course to start with preparations.
higher details.

Andrew Breaux Prashant Gupta Rahul Jain

 EDUCBA

Corporate
Finance
Course
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