Course Overview
This training program is designed to provide participants with the fundamental tools and techniques
required for analyzing financial statements and performing company valuations. It focuses on
understanding key financial metrics, building financial models, and applying valuation techniques such
as discounted cash flow (DCF), comparable company analysis (CCA), and precedent transaction
analysis (PTA). Participants will learn how to interpret financial statements to assess a company’s
financial health and make informed investment decisions.

Target Group
 Financial Analysts and Accountants
 Investment Bankers and Corporate Finance Professionals
 Portfolio Managers and Wealth Managers
 Business Consultants
 Credit Analysts and Risk Managers
 Corporate Strategy and M&A Teams
 Private Equity and Venture Capital Analysts
 Finance Students and Graduates

Expected Outcomes
By the end of this course, participants will:
1. Gain proficiency in analyzing financial statements and extracting key insights.
2. Understand the relationship between financial statements and business performance.
3. Learn to apply key financial ratios to assess a company’s financial health.
4. Master various valuation techniques such as DCF, CCA, and PTA.
5. Develop the skills necessary to build a financial model and project future performance.
6. Understand the impact of various financial decisions on valuation.
7. Gain experience in creating and analyzing different valuation scenarios.
8. Be able to assess the risks associated with investments and business decisions based on
financial data.