Sources of Capital & Financial Modelling

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Covers the preparation and analysis of financial statements, focusing on cash flows and balance sheets.

Covers the basics of accounting, including assets, liabilities, and equity, using a practical example to illustrate financial concepts.

Introduces the DCF method for valuing firms and projects, emphasizing the importance of using cash flows over earnings in finance.

Covers Adjusted Present Value and debt levels' impact on interest tax shields and project valuation.

Introduces accounting basics such as the ledger, T-accounts, and debit/credit entries for recording transactions in businesses.

Covers the importance of financial data and key financial statements.

Introduces finance basics, balance sheet evaluation, and time value of money.

Covers the analysis of financial statements and transaction entries.

Covers the APV valuation method, comparing it to the WACC method and discussing the Flow-to-Equity method and default costs.

Delves into the Modigliani/Miller Theorem, showing how a firm's value remains unaffected by its capital structure in perfect markets.

Delves into tactical marketing strategies, income statements, pricing decisions, and the influence of digital marketing and user-generated content.

Covers the valuation of firms and projects through cash flow discounting and explains the difference between earnings and cash flows.

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