Certificate in Investment Banking and Business Finance
How will this Certificate benefit you
- Get Job ready, by mastering skills that the financial services industry is looking for
- Confidently analyze businesses, identify business challenges, recommend and implement solutions
- Wall Street Investment Bankers will teach you the fundamentals of a business, how to analyze a company and raise money
- Save time and money by learning through self-paced online sessions
Fees Rs.4,600
(all inclusive)
(all inclusive)
What will you learn
- Basic and advanced business concepts and how corporate decisions are made using them
- How to analyze and project a company’s business performance
- How to value a company, raise money and negotiate with investors
- Understand the IPO underwriting, syndication and Mergers & Acquisitions process
- Understand how MS Excel is used as a financial modelling tool
What Jobs does this Certificate prepare me for
If you are a Working Professional or College Student, interested in one of the following careers, then this Certification is for you –
- Financial Analyst or Associate in investment Banking or Corporate Banking divisions of companies such as Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, ICICI etc
- Equity Research Analyst in Brokerage houses and independent research firms such as Deutsche Bank, Edelweiss, Reliance Mutual Fund etc
- Business Analyst in Management Consulting firms such as McKinsey, Bain etc
- Credit Analyst in various credit agencies such as CRISIL
- Strategy Executive in Corporate Finance departments of large companies such as Tata, Reliance, Airtel etc
- Project Finance Analyst in various financial institutions such as ICICI, Kotak etc
How will you learn
- 100% Online self-paced course that you can watch from anywhere, any number of times
- 35 online videos, quizes and exams - 15 hours of content that can be completed in 4 weeks
- 24 hour email Q&A response from faculty
- Unlimited phone calls with faculty to clear doubts and career advise
- Mock interview with Industry Expert
- Resume Review
- 100% money back guarantee
Course content: All videos below are available to paid members
1. Introduction to Investment Banking
Introduction
2. The Company and its financial statements
Basic Income Statement
Advanced Income Statement
Cash and Accrual Accounting
Analyzing Dominos Income Statement
Balance Sheet Basics
Dominos Pizza Balance Sheet
Advanced Balance Sheet
Cash Flow Statement Basics
Building a Real Cash Flow Statement
Capex, Depreciation and Amortization
Taxes and Interest
Building a 3 statement model
Projections
3. The Share and Valuation
Share and Earnings per Share
Private and Public Companies
Book value and Market Value
Price / Earnings (P/E) Ratio
Time Value of Money (TVM)
Net Present Value (NPV)
Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) and Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM)
Discounted Cash flow (DCF)
Comparable Trading Valuation Analysis
Comparable Acquisitions Valuation Analysis
4. Raising Money
Raising Money
Pre-Money and Post-Money Valuation
Initial Public Offering (IPO)
IPO Valuation
How to raise money using Debt
Debt Ratios and Yield
Capitalization Structure
Mergers & Acquisitions Basics
Mergers & Acquisitions Advanced
Mergers & Acquisitions Case Study - AT&T-SBC Merger
Introduction to Venture Capital and Termsheet
Advanced Venture Capital and Termsheet
Free Sample Videos
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Raising Money
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Time Value of Money (TVM)
Dominos Pizza Balance Sheet
vadthyavath
I am not getting clear idea on working capital. Because There is no relation between the formula and the definition which you told?There may be, but i am not getting?
Thank you!
Thank you!
vadthyavath
Hi sir,
Mismanaging of balance sheet results in financial crisis right.
Then How to manage balance sheet? since we don't know what happens in future.
Thank you!
Mismanaging of balance sheet results in financial crisis right.
Then How to manage balance sheet? since we don't know what happens in future.
Thank you!
vadthyavath
Hi sir,
This question is from the lecture on balance sheet basics.
1)You mentioned that inventories include olive oil,cheese etc..(in case of dominos). But these are included in cogs (INCOME STATEMENT). Actually they have to buy them. But added it in assets. why?
2)In this lecture you mentioned loan (1,00,000)as current liabilities and total loan taken(25,00,000)as non- current liabilities.And these two included in the shareholder's equity. But this 1,00,000 is already included in 25,00,000. Then why you added both to the net worth(shareholder's equity)?
3)Is there any difference between the taxes in balance sheet and income statement? Are they same?
Thank you!
This question is from the lecture on balance sheet basics.
1)You mentioned that inventories include olive oil,cheese etc..(in case of dominos). But these are included in cogs (INCOME STATEMENT). Actually they have to buy them. But added it in assets. why?
2)In this lecture you mentioned loan (1,00,000)as current liabilities and total loan taken(25,00,000)as non- current liabilities.And these two included in the shareholder's equity. But this 1,00,000 is already included in 25,00,000. Then why you added both to the net worth(shareholder's equity)?
3)Is there any difference between the taxes in balance sheet and income statement? Are they same?
Thank you!
