Introduction to Business Valuation

New York Institute of Finance

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Introduction to Business Valuation

This module will explain why business valuations are done, the role of the market in determining valuation, and the advantages of using the discounted cash flows method. This course replicates the content from lesson 1 from Business Valuation. A Core NYIF Course.

CPE Credits: 1

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Program Level Basic
Prerequisites This course has no prerequisites.
Advance Preparation No advance preparation required.
Recent Revision Date December 22, 2014
Instructional Delivery Method QAS Self Study
Field of Study Auditing

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Duration : 1 hour

  • Why determine a business valuation?
  • The role of the public markets in business valuation
  • Common valuation methodologies
  • Why discounted cash flow is the best approach
  • Case Study