The course aims to provide both theoretical foundations and practical tools for valuing the economic worth of a company, using the main methodologies recognized at the international level. By the end of the course, students will be able to:
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Teaching will be delivered through traditional lectures, with a particular emphasis on interaction and open dialogue with students. During the classes, students will be encouraged to propose topics for further exploration or debate. The course will also include practical seminars (exercises) focused on investment analysis. To better structure these seminars, the instructor will identify topics based on the lecture content that generate the most interest, involving students through a learning-on-demand model.
The final assessment will consist of a case study presented by the students. Working individually or in small groups, students will be required to apply the valuation methods and analytical tools covered during the course to a real or hypothetical business case. The objective is to demonstrate the ability to conduct a comprehensive and coherent valuation report, critically interpret financial data, and effectively communicate their findings and conclusions.
Module 1 – Introduction to Business Valuation
Module 2 – Preliminary Strategic and Accounting Analysis
Module 3 – Discounted Cash Flow Method (DCF)
Module 4 – Alternative Methods
Module 5 – Market Multiples Methods
Module 6 – Special Cases
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The examination method is the same for both attending and non-attending students.
