Basics of DCF Valuation

Project vs Business

Terminal value

CAPM

WACC

Introduction

Five glorious careers in finance

About the course

Five careers in finance

Summary of Financial Statements

Understanding of IS, BS, CFS

Financial ratios

How to use Tickertape

Creating a First Model

EBITDA forecast (F1)

Completing the first model (F2)

Resource Material

Creating a Second Model from Scratch

Revenue

Fuel Cost

EBITDA

EBIT

BS and CFS

Debt

Sensitivity Analysis

Scenario Manager

Creating Your Third Model from Scratch

Quick revision

EBITDA forecast

PAT forecast

BS, CFS forecast

Project Finance Model – Summary and Assignments

Summary

Assignment V1

Assignment V2

Assignment V3

Quick recap

DCF Valuation Model – DMart

EBITDA Forecast

EBIT Forecast

BS, CFS Forecast

FCFE Model

Adjusting the Inputs

Calculating Beta

FCFF Model

3 Stage Model

DCF Valuation Model – PVR

EBITDA forecast (PV1)

PAT forecast (PV2)

BS and CFS forecast (PV3)

FCFE DCF valuation (PV4)

FCFF DCF valuation (PV5)

Summary (PV6)

Relative Valuation – IT Sector

Concept of relative valuation

IT companies relative valuation

Application of the concepts

Next Steps and Projects

Summary and projects


Suresh has over eight years of experience in investment banking and training, with an IIT engineering degree, and an IIM MBA, and has cleared CFA Level 3. He specializes in financial analysis, equity valuation, and financial modeling, delivering industry-relevant courses. With 4000+ hours of training experience, he simplifies complex financial concepts effectively.

This course offers a step-by-step approach to understanding and applying Financial Modeling in real-world scenarios. Whether you’re a finance student or a working professional, you will gain the skills to build models from scratch, analyze companies, and support investment decisions. In Lesson 1, Introduction, you will understand the scope of financial modeling and career opportunities in finance. In Lesson 2, Summary of Financial Statements, you will learn how to read and connect Income Statements, Balance Sheets, and Cash Flow Statements, with an intro to ratio analysis using platforms like Tickertape. In Lesson 3, Creating Your First Model, you will get an understanding about how to build your first financial model including EBITDA forecasting and completing the logic of a working financial statement. In Lesson 4, Creating a Second Model from Scratch, you will learn to forecast revenues, fuel costs, EBIT, and debt, while constructing BS, CFS, and IRR analysis along with scenario planning. In Lesson 5, Creating a Third Model, reinforce concepts through quick revision and build a complete model with PAT, BS, and CFS projections. In Lesson 6, Project Finance Assignments, you will learn to apply your knowledge through guided assignments simulating real-world finance projects. In Lesson 7, Basics of DCF Valuation, you will understand the difference between project and business valuation, calculate terminal value, CAPM, and WACC. In Lesson 8, DCF Valuation – DMart, you will learn about how to build a full DCF valuation model using FCFE and FCFF approaches, including beta calculation and 3-stage modeling. In Lesson 9, DCF Valuation – PVR, you will learn to create a full valuation model for PVR with PAT and CFS projections, followed by FCFE and FCFF analysis. In Lesson 10, Relative Valuation – IT Sector, you will understand the concept and application of relative valuation across leading IT companies. In Lesson 11, Next Steps and Projects, final recap with guidance on applying your skills to real-life financial analysis and modeling tasks. Course Highlights : - Foundations of financial statements and their interconnections - How to make financial models from scratch - Forecasting revenue, expenses, and profitability using logical assumptions - How to develop project finance models and perform sensitivity/scenario analysis - Business valuations using DCF (FCFE &amp; FCFF) and relative valuation methods - Practical understanding of models using real companies like DMart and PVR - Building valuation-friendly models using Excel functions like IRR, WACC, and CAPM Who is this course for : Finance and business students who want to learn real-world modeling skills MBA aspirants and CFA candidates looking to stand out with hands-on abilities Professionals in FP&amp;A, equity research, or investment banking Entrepreneurs need to forecast and present business financials Anyone interested in mastering Excel for real finance applications

Basics of Financial Modelling

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