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Learn nuts and bolts of private equity

What you will learn

Doing this private equity certification itself will make you a master of private equity.

The course will deep dive you through the concepts of private equity training and its various components.

You will be introduced to financial modeling and its practical applicability.

You will get hands-on experience in various aspects related to private equity.

Description

The course will deep dive you through the conceptualities of private equity training and its various components. You will be introduced to financial modeling and its practical applicability. You will get hands-on experience in various aspects related to private equity. The training is very appropriate from the viewpoint of fund managers as it will give them an idea as to what all points to consider, bid-ask spread, exit routes in the investment process, term sheets, and their importance and process to bridge the gap in bid-ask. At the end of the course, learners will be able to understand every bit of private equity.

If you are interested to enroll yourselves in this course, you may want to have a look at the overall concepts that will be covered in the course. At the next level, learners will understand about income statement, its format, and related concepts such as calculation of profit margins, non-recurring items, changes in accounting estimates, revenue recognition methods, and depreciation. Training will be provided about the preparation of balance sheet and its components such as current assets, current liabilities long-term assets, long-term liabilities, and shareholder’s equity.


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Learning will be developed about private equity, including its structure, strategies, business plan, and private equity fund. A tutorial will be run to clear concepts about private equity modeling and venture capital funding. Then, we will move further ahead to understand about advanced concepts of private equity modeling such as accounting approach, trade, and a private firm, adjustment for private risk firm, cost of equity and cost of capital. The insight will be gained about leveraged buyout (LBO), its benefits, types of debt, initial valuation, uses and source of fund, and so on. Advanced training will be provided to cover other concepts of LBO such as historical financial statements, forecasting financial statements, debt amortization schedule, and much more. The next tutorial will take you through LBO analysis of American eagles’ outfitters, revenue buildup, cost sheet, working capital management, depreciation and amortization, shareholders’ equity, debt schedule, and IRR and sensitivity analysis. A lecture will be covered to discuss venture capital, company and money valuation, investor return, IRR calculation, and so on. At last, we will discuss advanced concepts about venture capital such as deal process, model assumptions, income statement, assumptions, and business development.

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Content

Private Equity Modeling

Introduction to Course
Benefits of Leverage
Benefits of Leverage Continued
Private Equity Model Walkthrough
Income Statement Big Series Media
Income Statement Big Series Media Continued
Cash Flow Statement Part 1
Cash Flow Statement Part 2
Cash Flow Statement Part 3
Balance Sheet Build-up Part 1
Balance Sheet Build-up Part 2
Balance Sheet Build-up Part 3
Debt and Interest
Debt and Interest Continued
Shares Outstanding
Shares Outstanding Continued
LBO Part 1
LBO Part 2
LBO Part 3

Private Equity (PE) Fundamentals And Modeling

Introduction to Private Equity
Features and History of PE
Successful Perseus’s of World
Fee Structure
Fee Structure Continues
Basic Structure of PE
Deal Structuring
Deal Structuring Continues
Pre and Post Money
Participating Pref. Share
Calculate Effective Share Price
Venture Capital
Growth Capital
Leverage Buyouts
Real Estate
Role of Banks in PE
Private Equity Investments
Performance Measure of PE
Performance Measure of PE Continue
PE Fund Structure
Investment Fund
General Partner
Parallel Funds
Alternative Investment Vehicles
Feeder Funds
Co-Investment Vehicles
Capital Commitments
Recycling of Capital Commitments
Distribution Waterfalls
Carried Interest and Catch up
Claw back
Fund Fees
Fund Fees Continue
Fund Expenses
Fund Marketing
Placement Agents
Fund Closing
Fund Term
Fund Term Continue
Important Legal Document
Fund Partnership or Operating Agreement
Subscription Agreement and Investor Questionnaire
Side Letters
Investor Management Agreement
Approaching the Private Equity
Revenue Part 1
Revenue Part 2
Revenue Part 3
Revenue Part 4
Revenue Part 5
Manpower Cost
Cost
Cost Continue
Cash Flow
Equity Schedule
Income and Balance Sheet
Pre and Post Money Valuation
Weighted Average Cost of Capital
Weighted Average Cost of Capital Continue
Valuation Using DCF Method
Term Sheet
Term Sheet Continue

Private Equity (PE) Modeling

Introduction Private Equity Modelling
Illustration for Accounting Approach
Illustration for Accounting Approach Continues
Valuing of Private Firm
Overview of Trade and Private Firm
Illustration for Fundamental Approach in Private Firm
Illustration for Fundamental Approach in Private Firm Continues
Bottom Up Approach to Estimate the Levered Risk
Estimate Levered Risk for Info Soft
Adjusting for Non Diversification in Bottom Up Approach
Illustration for Non Diversification in Bottom Up Approach
Alternative Adjustment for Private Firm Risk
Cost of Equity to Cost of Capital
Debt Ratio in
Illustration to Esitmate Cost of Capital
Cash Flow in Equity Modeling
Illustration on Operating and Net Income
Illustration on Operating and Net Income Continues
Growth in Equity Modeling
Illustration on Estimating Growth
Key Person Effect on Value
Illiquidity Discount in Equity Modeling
Example of Illiquidity Discount
Valuation Motives and Value Estimates in Equity Modeling
Illustration on Valuation Motives
Illustration on Value Estimates
Illustration on Value Estimates Continues

Private Equity (PE) Model And VC Funding

Introduction to Private Equity
Building up the Model
Feeding the Inputs
Modelling the EBIT
Cumulative Carried Interest
NAV Post Distribution
Calculating TVPI
Measuring the Revenue
Kiind of Remuneration Scheme
Pre Money Valuation
Fraction of Ownership
Calculating the Shares
Scenarios for Base Case
Comparing Best and Worst Case
Claw Back Provision
Post Money Valuation
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