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At last you can advance your business valuation career with professional education in advanced studies by well-known industry leading professionals and professors. Just think, in the comfort and privacy of your home or office, you can learn at your own pace in valuation courses that are taught by outstanding professors at Florida Institute of Finance. The Advanced Course listing is only the beginning with additional courses being offered regularly.What has been said about these advanced courses?
“Wonderful courses that every business valuation professional should attend. The instructors are excellent in delivery of each subject matter and provide the student with a clear understanding of the topic at its conclusion. I would recommend these courses to everyone.”
Financial Analysis
Expand your knowledge with an in-depth study comprised of several units of instruction that will provided you with advanced knowledge to apply to your business valuation assignments:
- Review of the Statement of Cash Flows
- Various approaches to ratio categorization
- Cause and effect ratios
- Economic value added
- Data sources
- Predictive financial statement analytics
Industry Analysis
An eye opening in-depth course that you will want to attend. Here is a brief overview of the topics you will learn:
- General overview of industry analysis techniques
- Industry analysis framework and models that include the Porter 5-Step Model, Resource - Based Framework, and Structure-Conduct Performance Model
- Industry data research sources
- Regression analysis
- Report Writing
Income Approach
The Income Approach has been labeled the most prominent of the various approaches to value. The Discounted Cash Flow method within the Income Approach is discussed in detail as is the ROPI method which deals with the Residual Operating Income Approach.
Both of these methods will deliver similar results but the uses and outcomes from management decisions based on these two approaches will be different. There are a number of other methods which could be considered within the Income Approach but the DCF method and ROIE method will have the most useful application to the student. The comparisons between the two approaches are presented in detail so that the student can make the best application for each specific assignments.
