Wall Street Prep

Exam review of Wall Streep Prep's DCF Modeling course - estimate the weighted average cost of capital (WACC) in the real world, how to implement commonly used approaches to calculating terminal value, and all the nuances of DCF modeling.

Exam review of Wall Street Prep's M&A Modeling course - key M&A concepts like accretion / dilution, pricing structures (exchange ratios/collars/”walk-away” rights), acquisition accounting, and the step-by-step allocation of purchase price. We will then transition to the role of the investment banker in M&A

M&A Modeling Exam Answers From Wall Street Prep –Q&A

Exam review of Wall Street Prep's LBO Modeling Exam - Leveraged buyout concepts, deal structures, industry dynamics, modeling, scenario anaylsis

Assets - CORRECT ANS resources a company uses to operate its business includes cash, A/R, PP&E Liabilities - CORRECT ANS represents the company's contractual obligations and includes A/P, debt, accrued expenses Shareholder's equity - CORRECT ANS is the residual the value of the business available to the owners (shareholders) after debts have been paid off Income statement - CORRECT ANS illustrates the profitability of the company over a specified period of time broad sense: shows reve...

What is a financial statement model (FSM)? - ANSWER - Provides historical results and forecasts 3 parts: - Income Statement - Balance Sheet - Cash Flow Statement

Exam review of Wall Street Prep's transaction comps modeling - transaction comps analysis arrives at a company's value not by building a discounted cash flow or looking at the trading values of peers, but by looking at the purchase prices of recently acquired comparable companies