The Advanced Corporate Valuation Techniques course in Geneva is designed for professionals looking to deepen their expertise in advanced valuation methods, ensuring accurate and comprehensive assessments of corporate value.
From:
19-01-2026
From:
11-05-2026
Course Overview
Corporate valuation is a cornerstone of investment, mergers and acquisitions, and financial strategy. This Advanced Corporate Valuation Techniques Training Course provides participants with in-depth knowledge of valuation frameworks, financial modeling, and analytical methods used by leading investment banks and consulting firms.
The course covers discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis, comparable company and precedent transaction analysis, real options valuation, and advanced modeling techniques. Participants will also explore valuation challenges in emerging markets, distressed assets, and intangible-driven businesses.
By the end of this program, attendees will be able to build robust valuation models, assess strategic decisions, and apply advanced techniques to complex corporate scenarios.
Course Benefits
Strengthen mastery of valuation methodologies.
Apply advanced financial modeling techniques.
Improve decision-making in M&A and investment contexts.
Value companies in complex and emerging market conditions.
Benchmark valuation practices against global standards.
Course Objectives
Explain core and advanced corporate valuation methods.
Build detailed discounted cash flow (DCF) models.
Apply comparables and precedent transaction techniques.
Assess valuation of intangible assets and synergies.
Use real options and scenario analysis in valuation.
Evaluate valuation challenges in distressed assets.
Benchmark global corporate valuation best practices.
Training Methodology
The course combines lectures, hands-on modeling workshops, case studies, and group exercises. Participants will practice building valuation models using real-world corporate data.
Target Audience
Corporate finance professionals.
Investment bankers and equity analysts.
M&A specialists and consultants.
Executives involved in strategic financial decisions.
Target Competencies
Corporate valuation and modeling.
Financial analysis and forecasting.
Strategic investment decision-making.
Advanced quantitative valuation skills.
Course Outline
Unit 1: Foundations of Corporate Valuation
Review of key valuation principles.
Enterprise value vs equity value.
Importance of assumptions and inputs.
Common pitfalls in valuation.
Unit 2: Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Analysis
Building a DCF model step by step.
Estimating free cash flows.
Determining discount rates (WACC, CAPM).
Sensitivity and scenario testing.
Unit 3: Comparables and Precedent Transactions
Comparable company analysis (trading multiples).
Precedent transaction analysis.
Selecting peers and benchmarking.
Case studies of M&A valuations.
Unit 4: Advanced Valuation Techniques
Real options valuation.
Valuing synergies and control premiums.
Valuation of startups and high-growth firms.
Distressed and turnaround valuation methods.
Unit 5: Intangible Assets and Special Situations
Valuing intellectual property and brand equity.
Goodwill and impairment testing.
Valuation in emerging markets.
Case studies of complex valuations.
Unit 6: Financial Modeling for Valuation
Building integrated financial models.
Linking income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow.
Forecasting growth and profitability.
Advanced Excel tools for valuation.
Unit 7: Global Best Practices in Valuation
Regulatory and accounting considerations.
Valuation in private vs public markets.
Global benchmarks and frameworks.
Roadmap for applying advanced valuation techniques.
Ready to master advanced corporate valuation?
Join the Advanced Corporate Valuation Techniques Training Course with EuroQuest International Training and gain the expertise to perform complex, reliable, and globally benchmarked valuations.
The Advanced Corporate Valuation Techniques Training Courses in Geneva provide finance professionals, analysts, investment managers, and corporate leaders with a rigorous and practical framework for assessing business value in diverse strategic and financial contexts. These programs focus on the analytical methods, modeling skills, and strategic insights needed to evaluate companies, investment opportunities, and corporate transactions with precision and confidence.
Participants gain an in-depth understanding of valuation methodologies, including discounted cash flow (DCF) analysis, comparable company benchmarking, precedent transaction analysis, and economic value-added (EVA) approaches. The courses emphasize how assumptions, market dynamics, cost of capital, risk assessment, and financial forecasting influence valuation outcomes. Through hands-on modeling exercises and real-world corporate case studies, attendees learn to construct robust valuation models, interpret financial statement drivers, and assess intrinsic and market-based value indicators.
These corporate valuation training programs in Geneva also explore complex valuation scenarios such as mergers and acquisitions, restructuring, joint ventures, intangible assets, and high-growth or distressed business environments. Participants examine how strategic factors—including competitive positioning, capital structure decisions, and industry-specific risks—affect corporate value. The curriculum highlights the importance of clear analytical reasoning, transparent assumptions, and effective communication when presenting valuation findings to stakeholders and decision-makers.
In addition, the programs address the role of data analytics and financial technology tools that enhance valuation accuracy and scenario testing capabilities. Participants learn how modern digital platforms support dynamic modeling, sensitivity analysis, and real-time financial insight.
Attending these training courses in Geneva offers professionals access to an international business environment enriched by global finance expertise, research networks, and cross-industry collaboration. By completing this specialization, participants will be equipped to conduct advanced valuation analyses, support strategic financial decisions, and contribute effectively to corporate investment planning—enhancing organizational value and performance in a competitive global marketplace.