Advanced Valuation Methods

Master the analytical frameworks that drive investment decisions across global markets. Our comprehensive approach combines theoretical foundations with practical applications.

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Our Teaching Framework

1

Foundation Building

We start with core financial principles and mathematical concepts. Students work through real market scenarios from day one, building confidence with actual Australian equity data and case studies from ASX-listed companies.

2

Model Development

Hands-on construction of DCF models, comparable company analysis, and precedent transactions. Each student builds their own valuation toolkit using Excel and specialized software, with direct feedback on methodology and assumptions.

3

Industry Application

Sector-specific challenges across mining, healthcare, technology, and financial services. We examine how valuation approaches differ between mature dividend-paying stocks and high-growth companies, using current market examples.

4

Professional Integration

Final projects mirror actual investment banking and equity research deliverables. Students present comprehensive company valuations, defending their assumptions and methodology to a panel including working analysts.

Theory Meets Market Reality

  • Live Market Data Integration

    Every lesson incorporates current ASX prices, recent earnings releases, and breaking industry news. Students learn to adjust models based on real-time market movements.

  • Peer Review Sessions

    Small group workshops where students challenge each other's assumptions. This mimics the collaborative scrutiny found in professional investment teams.

  • Industry Guest Speakers

    Quarterly sessions with portfolio managers, equity researchers, and investment bankers who share current market insights and hiring expectations.

  • Practical Tool Mastery

    Beyond Excel, students gain familiarity with Bloomberg Terminal functions, FactSet shortcuts, and Python libraries used in quantitative analysis roles.

Students analyzing financial models on multiple computer screens during intensive valuation workshop
Tobias Reichmann, lead valuation instructor and former investment banking analyst

Tobias Reichmann

Lead Valuation Instructor • Former Deutsche Bank Analyst

Tobias brings twelve years of front-office experience from investment banking and equity research roles across Sydney and Hong Kong. He's valued companies ranging from small-cap miners to ASX 100 industrials, with a particular focus on the healthcare and technology sectors.

His teaching philosophy centers on practical application — every concept gets tested against real market conditions. Students often mention his ability to explain complex derivative pricing in simple terms, and his knack for anticipating the exact questions they'll face in job interviews.

DCF Modeling Comparable Analysis Options Valuation Credit Analysis Industry Research

Course Structure

Comprehensive coverage designed around the analytical skills most valued by Australian financial institutions and investment managers.

1

Financial Statement Analysis

4 weeks • 16 contact hours

  • Quality of earnings assessment
  • Cash flow statement reconstruction
  • Working capital analysis
  • Ratio interpretation and trends
  • Red flags and accounting tricks
2

Discounted Cash Flow Models

5 weeks • 20 contact hours

  • Revenue forecasting methodologies
  • Cost structure modeling
  • WACC calculation and sensitivity
  • Terminal value approaches
  • Scenario and Monte Carlo analysis
3

Relative Valuation Methods

3 weeks • 12 contact hours

  • Peer group selection criteria
  • Multiple selection and adjustment
  • Sum-of-the-parts analysis
  • Trading vs. transaction multiples
  • Regression analysis applications
4

Specialized Valuation Topics

4 weeks • 16 contact hours

  • Real options valuation
  • Private company adjustments
  • Distressed company analysis
  • Cross-border considerations
  • ESG factor integration

Ready to Master Valuation?

Our next intensive program launches in August 2025, with weekend sessions designed for working professionals.

Early registration opens March 2025