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Summary Corporate Valuations

,Table of Contents
Lecture 1 Principles of Value Creation .................................................................... 7
Valuation Myths ............................................................................................................7
1.1 Principles of Valuation .......................................................................................8
DCF Valuation .................................................................................................................................. 8

1.2 Growth and ROIC ...............................................................................................8
Managerial Implications ................................................................................................................. 10
Relationship growth and ROIC ........................................................................................................ 10

1.3 The Company as a growing Perpetuity .............................................................. 10
Key Value Drivers ............................................................................................................................ 11
What drives Value? ......................................................................................................................... 11

1.4 ROIC and Competitive Advantages ................................................................... 12
Long-run ROIC = Sustainable Competitive Advantage .................................................................... 12
Sources of Competitive Advantage ................................................................................................. 13
Sustainability ................................................................................................................................. 14

Lecture 2 Frameworks for Valuation ..................................................................... 17
Introduction on Company Valuation ............................................................................ 17
Conceptual Model .......................................................................................................................... 18
How does a corporation generate value? ........................................................................................ 18
Price vs Value ................................................................................................................................. 18
Variations on DCF........................................................................................................................... 19

A Typical Valuation Process ......................................................................................... 19
Steps in DCF Method 1 ................................................................................................ 22
Forecast vs Terminal Value Period .................................................................................................. 23
Deriving Enterprise FCF .................................................................................................................. 23
Proxies Enterprise FCF ................................................................................................................... 24

Introducing the Residual Income Model Method 2........................................................ 25
Deriving Residual Income: Still needs to be DISCOUNTED ............................................................. 27

Example DCF .............................................................................................................. 28
Example RI model .......................................................................................................................... 30

Valuation Multiples Method 3 ...................................................................................... 31
Enterprise vs Equity Multiples ......................................................................................................... 31
Market Based View of Enterprise Value ........................................................................................... 32
Investor derived view of enterprise value ........................................................................................ 33
Applying Target Multiples ................................................................................................................ 34

Adjusted Present Value (NPV) Method 4 ....................................................................... 35

Workshop 1.......................................................................................................... 38
ROIC/ WACC vs Valuation ........................................................................................... 38
Deriving NOPAT ........................................................................................................... 39

, Decomposing Return on Invested Capital .................................................................... 39
Drivers of Returns ....................................................................................................... 40
ROIC vs RONIC............................................................................................................ 40
ROIC Alternatives ....................................................................................................... 41
Types of Expenses ....................................................................................................... 43
Sanity Checks ............................................................................................................. 43

Lecture 3 Terminal Value ...................................................................................... 46
3.1 Patterns of Growth ........................................................................................... 46
Sustaining Growth and Product Life Cycles .................................................................................... 46
Growth Pattern ............................................................................................................................... 47
Sustainability of Growth and ROIC.................................................................................................. 49

3.2 Continuing value: Key value drivers .................................................................. 50
Continuing Value ............................................................................................................................ 50
1. Key value driver formula......................................................................................................... 51
Continuing value and ROIC ............................................................................................................ 52

3.3 Continuing Value: Economic Profit ................................................................... 53
Comparison KVD and Ecoonomic-Profit CV.................................................................................... 57

3.4 Subtleties and pitfalls of coninuing value ......................................................... 58
How growth affects continuing value .............................................................................................. 58
Common Pitfalls: Naïve Base-Year Extrapolation ............................................................................ 61
Common Pitfalls: Overconservatism .............................................................................................. 61

Closing Thoughts ........................................................................................................ 62

Lecture 4 Reorganizing the Financial Statements, including capitalization of R&D
expenses and operating leases ............................................................................ 63
Overview .................................................................................................................... 63
Accounting Misclassifications ..................................................................................... 64
Misclassification 1: R&D ................................................................................................................. 65
Misclassification 2: Operating Leases............................................................................................. 67
Adjustments for non-recurring items .............................................................................................. 73
Adjustments for income from investments and divestitures ........................................................... 74
Capital and Equity reinvested in the firm......................................................................................... 75

Lecture 5 Cost of Capital ...................................................................................... 76
5.1 Cost of Capital ................................................................................................. 76
Cost of Equity ................................................................................................................................. 76

5.2 CAPM .............................................................................................................. 76
Risk-Free Rate: 10-Year Local Treasury ........................................................................................... 77
The Market Risk Premium ............................................................................................................... 77
Estimating Beta .............................................................................................................................. 78

5.3 Levering/ unlevering beta ................................................................................. 80

, Modigliani and Miller ...................................................................................................................... 80
The levered and unlevered cost of equity ........................................................................................ 80

5.4 Factor Models .................................................................................................. 82
An Alternative Model: The Arbitrage Pricing Theory ......................................................................... 83

5.5 Cost of Debt .................................................................................................... 83
Estimating the Cost of Debt ............................................................................................................ 83
Yield to Maturity of Debt ................................................................................................................. 84
The Cost of Debt at Distressed Companies .................................................................................... 86
The Debt Cost of Capital ................................................................................................................ 86

Conclusions ............................................................................................................... 87

Lecture 6 Analyzing & Forecasting Performance ................................................... 88
Reinvestments ............................................................................................................ 88
Capital & Equity reinvested in the firm ............................................................................................ 88

Analysis ...................................................................................................................... 91
Analyzing Revenue Growth .......................................................................................... 91
Organic vs Reported Growth ........................................................................................ 92
Currency changes .......................................................................................................................... 92
M&A ............................................................................................................................................... 92

Understanding Value Creation: Decomposing Growth .................................................. 93
Nonfinancial Metrics: Building an Equation ................................................................. 94
Credit Health and Capital Structure ............................................................................ 94
Credit Health and Capital Structure – liquidity ............................................................. 95
Excess Cash ............................................................................................................... 96
Determining Operating Taxes....................................................................................... 96
Operating Taxes: Step 1 .................................................................................................................. 97
Operating Taxes: Step 2 .................................................................................................................. 97
Operating Taxes: Step 3 .................................................................................................................. 98

Closing Thoughts – Analyzing Firm Performance .......................................................... 98
Forecasting ................................................................................................................. 99
Length of the forecast period ........................................................................................................ 100

Overview of the Forecasting Process ......................................................................... 101
Step 1: Prepare Historical Financials ............................................................................................ 102
Step 2: Build the Revenue Forecast .............................................................................................. 103
Step 3: Forecast the Income Statement ........................................................................................ 103
Step 3: Forecast the Income Statement ........................................................................................ 104
Step 4: Forecast the Balance Sheet .............................................................................................. 106
Step 5: Forecast Required Financing ............................................................................................ 107
Step 6: Calculate ROIC and FCF ................................................................................................... 109

Other Issues in Forecasting ....................................................................................... 109

Inhoudsopgave

  1. 01 Lecture 1 Principles of Value Creation 7
    1. Valuation Myths 7
    2. 1.1 Principles of Valuation 8
    3. 1.2 Growth and ROIC 8
    4. 1.3 The Company as a growing Perpetuity 10
    5. 1.4 ROIC and Competitive Advantages 12
  2. 02 Lecture 2 Frameworks for Valuation 17
    1. 2.1 Introduction on Company Valuation 17
    2. 2.2 A Typical Valuation Process 19
    3. 2.3 Steps in DCF Method 1 22
    4. 2.4 Introducing the Residual Income Model Method 2 25
    5. Example DCF 28
    6. 2.5 Valuation Multiples Method 3 31
    7. 2.6 Adjusted Present Value (NPV) Method 4 35
  3. 03 Workshop 1 38
    1. ROIC/ WACC vs Valuation 38
    2. Deriving NOPAT 39
    3. Decomposing Return on Invested Capital 39
    4. Drivers of Returns 40
    5. ROIC vs RONIC 40
    6. ROIC Alternatives 41
    7. Types of Expenses 43
    8. Sanity Checks 43
  4. 04 Lecture 3 Terminal Value 46
    1. 3.1 Patterns of Growth 46
    2. 3.2 Continuing value: Key value drivers 50
    3. 3.3 Continuing Value: Economic Profit 53
    4. 3.4 Subtleties and pitfalls of coninuing value 58
    5. Closing Thoughts 62
  5. 05 Lecture 4 Reorganizing the Financial Statements, including capitalization of R&D expenses and operating leases 63
    1. 4.1 Overview 63
    2. Accounting Misclassifications 64
    3. 4.2 Misclassification 1: R&D 65
    4. 4.3 Misclassification 2: Operating Leases 67
    5. 4.5 Adjustments for non-recurring items 73
    6. 4.6 Adjustments for income from investments and divestitures 74
    7. 4.7 Capital and Equity reinvested in the firm 75
  6. 06 Lecture 5 Cost of Capital 76
    1. 5.1 Cost of Capital 76
    2. 5.2 CAPM 76
    3. 5.3 Levering/ unlevering beta 80
    4. 5.4 Factor Models 82
    5. 5.5 Cost of Debt 83
    6. Conclusions 87
  7. 07 Lecture 6 Analyzing & Forecasting Performance 88
    1. 6.1 Reinvestments 88
    2. Analysis 91
    3. 6.2 Analyzing Revenue Growth 91
    4. Understanding Value Creation: Decomposing Growth 93
    5. Nonfinancial Metrics: Building an Equation 94
    6. Credit Health and Capital Structure 94
    7. Credit Health and Capital Structure – liquidity 95
    8. Excess Cash (non-operating) 96
    9. Determining Operating Taxes 96
    10. Closing Thoughts – Analyzing Firm Performance 98
    11. Forecasting 99
    12. Overview of the Forecasting Process 101
    13. Other Issues in Forecasting 109
    14. Mid-year discounting 110
    15. Enterprise Value and Equity Value 111
    16. Common Nonoperating Assets 113
    17. Other Nonoperating Assets 113
    18. Overview of Nonequity Financial Claims 113
    19. Valueing Highly Leveraged Companies 114
    20. Is the Model Economically Consistent 114
    21. Perform a Sensitivity Analysis 115
    22. Perform a scenario analysis 117
  8. 08 Lecture 7 Multiples 118
    1. Essence relative valuation 118
    2. DCF and relative Valuation 118
    3. Multiple: Price Earnings (PE) 119
    4. Using Multiples for Under/Overvalued Assets 121
    5. Other Equity Multiples 122
    6. Value Multiples 122
    7. Fundamentals: Enterprise Value 123
    8. EV/NOPAT Fundamentals 123
  9. 09 Lecture 8 M&A 125
    1. 8.1 Value creation in M&A 125
    2. 8.2 Value of Control 125
    3. 8.3 Synergy 127
    4. 8.4 Financial Synergy 128
    5. Diversification 128
    6. Factors that affect M&A value 130
    7. Conclusions 133
  10. 10 Lecture 10 Multiples 135
    1. 10.1 Why use multiples? 135
    2. 10.2 Relative Valuation 136
    3. Other Equity multiples 141
    4. EV Multiples 141
    5. 10.3 Selecting a Robust Peer Group 145
    6. 10.4 Effect of IFRS-16 (Operating Leases) on Multiples 148
    7. 10.5 Advanced Multiple Analysis 149
    8. 10.6 Errors and questionable judgement 150
    9. 10.7 Dilution Effect 152
  11. 11 Lecture 12 - Leveraged Buy-outs (LBO’s) – Private Equity Business Model 154
    1. Variations on Discounted Cash Flow 154
    2. 12.1 Private Equity 154
    3. 12.2 Definition LBO/ Main sources for LBO targets 155
    4. 12.3 The ideal LBO candidate 155
    5. 12.4 Key parameters of LBO deals 157
    6. 12.5 General structure of a deal 158
    7. 12.6 Debt Financing 158
    8. 12.7 Typical financial covenants in LBOs 160
    9. 12.8 Exit routes 161
    10. 12.9 LBO modeling steps 163
    11. 12.10 Example 163

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