Introduction to Bank Valuation (3 hours) - OnDemand Webcast
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3.0 Credits
Member Price $89.00
Non-Member Price $134.00
Overview
Valuation is probably the most fundamental concept in finance and is a necessary skill to become a world-class financial analyst. Due to the nature of a bank’s operations, as well as banking regulations, we have to modify the most common valuation approaches. In this course, we will build a dividend discount model, a residual income model, mark a bank’s balance sheet to market value and discuss comparable valuation.
Highlights
- Understand how a bank differs from a regular company
- Comprehend why enterprise value is a meaningless metric for a bank
- Factor regulatory capital requirements into a dividend discount model
- Learn how to value a bank that doesn't pay a dividend
- Use similar banks and return on equity to value a bank's equity
- Mark a bank's balance sheet to market value
Objectives
- Review ways the operation of a bank differs from a non-bank.
- Understand why we cannot calculate enterprise value for banks and why we need to consider a bank's regulatory capital in our valuation.
- Discuss the most common bank valuation methodologies: the dividend discount model, the residual income model, comparable analysis and regression, and calculating a bank's net asset value.
Preparation
Attendees should have a basic understanding of valuation, modeling, and analyzing financial statements.
Notice
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Non-Member Price $134.00
Member Price $89.00