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Course Description:
NYU's Stern Business School Professor Aswath Damodaran teaches Valuation.
Lectures:
Lecture 1 - Introduction to Valuation
Class Introduction
Lecture 2 - Approaches to Valuation
Approaches to ValuationIntroduction to DCF valuationFirm vs Equity Valuation
Lecture 3 - Valuation Riskfree Rates
The Big Picture of ValuationRiskfree Rates- Necessary Ingredients- What if the government is not default free?
Lecture 4 - Equity Risk Premiums
Equity Risk Premiums- What are they?- Historical Risk Premiums- Country Risk Premiums- Company Exposure to Country Risk- Implied Equity Risk Premiums
Lecture 5 - Equity Risk Premia and Bond Default
Equity Risk Premia and Bond default spreadsEquity Risk Premia and Real Estate Cap RatesImplied premia for emerging marketsBetas- The problem with regression betas- Solutions
Lecture 6 - New ERP for September 2009
Updated ERP for September 2009The Cost of DebtWhy we use market value debt ratios.Cost of Capital - From one currency to another.
Lecture 7 - Hybrid Securities Measurings Earnings
Hybrid SecuritiesMeasuring Earnings- Updated values- Corrrecting for leases- Correcting for R&D
Lecture 8 - Accounting Fraud
Accounting fraud- Dealing with money losing companies- Tax rates- Cap Ex
Lecture 9 - Working Captial
Working Capital: Definition and ForecastingCash flow to Equity: Dividends, Earnings and FCFEExpected growth- The problems with historical growth- Analyst and Management forecasts of growth- Fundamental Growth
Lecture 10 - Fundamental Growth
Fundamental Growth- EPS versus Net Income- Organic vs Efficiency Growth-Operating Income Growth-Growth with money losing companiesTerminal Value-Why multiples don't work- Consistency rules (Growth rate, Length of growth, Excess Returns)
Lecture 11 - Terminal Value
Terminal value: Final thoughtsPicking the "right" DCF modelLoose ends in valuation- The value of cash- The value of cross holdings
Lecture 12 - Other Missed Assets
Other missed assets?The value of complexityDefining debt: Cost of capital versus Debt to net out...Equity Options
Lecture 13 - Valuation Examples
Valuation examples- Implied growth rate & Target prices- Financial service firms: pre and post crisis- Valuing the S&P 500- Negative FCFE and dilution effects
Lecture 14 - Valuing Corporate Governance Lambdas
Valuing Corporate GovernanceLambdas and valueThe Dark Side of Valuation- Valuing young companies
Lecture 15 - Valuing Companies with R&D
Valuing companies with R&DDealing with uncertainty in valuationValuing declining and distressed companiesMacro effects on valuationRelative Valuation- Introduction- Definition and Descriptive Tests
Lecture 16 - Analysis and Application of the PE Ratio
Analysis and Application TestsThe PE Ratio- Definiton- Descroption- Deternimnats
Lecture 17 - PE Ratios continued
More on PE ratios- Comparing PE ratios across markets- Comparing PE ratios across companies- Cross sectional regressionsPEG Ratios- Definition and Determinants
Lecture 18 - PEG Ratios
PEG Ratios- ApplicaitonsValue Multiples- EV/EBITDA and determinantsPrice to Book Ratios
Lecture 19 - Visualizing Cheap Companies
Visualizing cheap companies - PBV versus ROEEV to Book Capital RatiosFinding the companion variablePS and EV/Sales RatiosBrand Name Value
Lecture 20 - Option Pricing Redux
Option Pricing ReduxThe Option to Delay- Valuing Patents- Valuing undeveloped natural reserves
Lecture 21 - Valuing Equity as an Option
Final thoughts on valuing equity as an optionAcquirers' Anonymous: Seven Steps to Sobriety- Evidence on acquisitions- Acquisition tests
Lecture 22 - Acquisition Tests, Price v. Value
More acquisition testsPrice versus Value EnhancementPathways to Value EnhancementThe value of control
Lecture 23 - Closing Thoughts on Value Enhancement
Closing thoughts on Value EnhancementDante meets DCF: Ten Sins in ValuationProject Findings
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