Upcoming Course Dates
This course is run in conjunction with NIRI.
Bookings will be made via their website.
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To get the most out of this course, you should have completed the following:
If you are unsure whether this course is right for you, please contact Miranda Lane (info@financetalking.com)
The following courses are closely related to this course.
- Understanding & Communicating Company Value – NIRI Virtual
- Understanding & Communicating Shareholder Value – NIRI Virtual
- Working with Earnings – NIRI Virtual
Understanding & Evaluating M&A – NIRI Virtual
4 hours Developing Skills
If your company or your clients get involved in M&A, then this course is a must. It will show you how investors, analysts and the financial media evaluate deals from a strategic and financial perspective, including deal funding – everything you need to understand whether or not a deal creates value.
Outcomes
- Appreciate the rationales for deals and the perspective of investors/analysts
- Ba able to evaluate the deal from both sides
- Understand what needs to be communicated
What's Included
- Access to a virtual classroom with a series of online courses to help you consolidate your learning
- Colour-coded course materials
- A copy of The FinanceTalking Financial Glossary (pdf)
- Email or phone your tutor if you have questions
After the course, you will have access for 4 months to the following eLearning courses which will help you consolidate your knowledge:
What you will learn
The Big Picture
- Why companies do deals – good and bad reasons
- Impact of the external environment
- Who gets the best deal – seller or buyer?
- Typical deal timeline
Deal Funding
- Equity funded deals
- Debt funded deals
- Why a mixture is often most appropriate
- Impact on EPS and on value creation
Evaluation Deals
- Impact on EPS – dilution and accretion
- Value creation and how to measure it
- Short cuts used by LEX (FT), Heard on the Street (WSJ), and Breakingviews
- Real life examples – good and not so good
Summary and Conclusion
How you will learn
We use Zoom to deliver our virtual events
- Very simple to use
- Access the event on your laptop or tablet (or even your phone)
- Discussions and case studies via breakout groups
- Quizzes and polls
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