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| Advanced Issues Using the Single Period Capitalization of Cash Flow Model (1425B) |
Course CPE: 2 hours
Field(s) of Study: Finance–2 hrs
Program Level: Intermediate
Prerequisites: A working knowledge of the Income Approach, particularly single period income or cash flow capitalization models.
Advanced Preparation: None
Delivery Method: QAS Self-Study
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Single period capitalization models should not be taken lightly. Don't get caught taking costly short cuts. Income is not cash flow and key factors must be considered for proper application: 1) Is the business a good fit for a single period cap. model vs. multi-year DCF?; 2) How to establish normalized revenue levels and profit margins; 3) Estimating "blended" growth based resulting from a super-normal growth phase; 4) Impact of abnormal working capital and capital expenditure levels; and 5) Estimating WACC and Cap. Rate by considering normal debt financing level.
After completing the course, attendees will be able to:
- Identify when a business is a good fit for a single period cap. model vs. a multi-year DCF
- Determine and estimate normalized revenue levels and profit margins
- Identify and calculate an estimated "blended" growth rate based on a super-normal growth phase
- Select adjustments for abnormal working capital and capital expenditure levels to ensure accurate measurement of sustainable cash flow
- Identify methods used to estimate a normal debt financing level in the WACC and adjust Cap. Rates to reflect the mid-year convention
- Recognize the benefits and weaknesses of the single period cap. model
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