Best Practices in Business Valuation—A Practical Approach to Advanced Issues and Applications
Co-Sponsored by the National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts® (NACVA®) and Valuation Products and Services
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Covering the latest developments in the valuation profession in a straightforward manner and with an emphasis on practical application.
How You Will Benefit
After completing this course, attendees will be able to:
- Differentiate between the various Income Approach methods and data inputs
- Articulate the various risk analysis models and applications
- Calculate, select, and adjust valuation market multiples
- Assess the latest S corp court cases and how to use them
- Employ report writing tips
- Differentiate the valuation methods and reconciliation
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- Differentiate between the various Income Approach methods and data inputs
- Apply best practices and avoid mistakes in the income approach, including discount rates, growth rates, normalization adjustments, Capitalized Cash Flow Method, and Discounted Cash Flow Method
- Assess how to apply and support probabilistic scenario analyses
- Articulate the various risk analysis models and applications
- Analyze and apply the historical, supply side, and recommended risk rates
- Describe better methods for estimating company specific risks
- Describe the nuances of the competing Beta models
- Apply data from the Duff & Phelps Cost of Capital Navigator
- Prepare a supportable method for reconciling the use of D&P data in the Modified Capital Asset Pricing Model and the Build Up Model
- Assess how to best use the BVResources Cost of Capital Professional
- Identify advanced cost of capital techniques and data sources
- Apply processes to support long-term growth rates
- Develop an understanding inflation and GDP
- Explore supporting interim growth rates
- Implement case studies and sample reports to best practices
- Implement report writing tips
- Differentiate the valuation methods and reconciliation
- Calculate, select, and adjust valuation market multiples
- Identify best practices in applying the Guideline Company Transactions Method, including the level of reliability
- Research and select appropriate databases for guideline companies and completed transactions
- Identify best practices and the intricacies in selecting guideline public companies and calculating multiples
- Demonstrate the best way to present tax-affecting
- Review the use of S corp models and the so-called S corp premium
- Summarize the nuances of the IRS S Corp Job Aid
- Assess the latest S corp court cases and how to use them
- Carry out reconciling different values
- Articulate what is “Known or Knowable” and valuation dates
- Identify Subsequent events
- Discount rates
- Determine appropriate adjustments (i.e., premiums and discounts) to be applied to an indicated value
- Assess the effect on S corps
- Assess how to apply and support probabilistic scenario analyses
- Determine the use of government and other economic projections
- Implement case studies and sample reports to best practices
- Implement report writing tips
- Differentiate the valuation methods and reconciliation
- Apply the various Valuation Products and Services (VPS) DLOM option calculators and other models and templates, including: VPS Restricted Stock Study Quintile Calculator, Black Scholes/Chaffe Calculator, Finnerty Calculator, Ghaidarov Calculators, Longstaff Calculator, QMDM Template, Quantitative Methods Comparison Template, Illiquidity Premium Calculator, and C Corporation Equivalent Dividend Yield Calculator
- Differentiate among the most well-known restricted stock and pre-IPO databases, including: FMV Opinions, Pluris, and Valuation Advisors
- Analyze the various option pricing models, including: Black-Scholes/Chaffe, Longstaff, Finnerty, and Ghairdarov
- Evaluate various analytical methods, including: Wruck; Hertzel and Smith; Bajaj; Abbott; Ghairdarov; Katsanis; LEAPS; NERA CAPM and Mandelbaum-type analyses
- Assess the IRS DLOM Job Aid
- Determine the use of control premiums and minority discounts
- Explain the math and concepts behind control premium/minority discount data
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Apply business valuation standards, along with the use of calculations, which includes two up-to-date sample calculation reports
- Implement case studies and sample reports to best practices
- Implement report writing tips
- Differentiate the valuation methods and reconciliation
This three-day course is for everyone, whether a first-year analyst or a seasoned BV veteran.
To register, select the date you would like to attend and click the "Register Online Now" button for our online event registration. Contact Member/Client Services at (800) 677-2009 for questions or registration assistance.
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Early Registration Discounts and Deadlines |
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May 12–14, 2021 |
Wednesday–Friday, 9:30 a.m.–5:40 p.m. ET |
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4/30/2021 |
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Three-Day Live Online Webinar (24 Hrs CPE) |
$1,950 |
$1,755 |
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Authoritative books required with registration. *Additional fees apply.
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$500 | $450 |
CPE Hours—Live Online Webiar
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