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B Basic

  • Equity value and diluted shares9m
  • Enterprise value and the bridgePro10m
  • Matching multiples to valuePro9m

A Advanced

  • What changes EV and what does notPro8m
  • Equity value versus EV in a dealPro8m
  • Edge cases: negative EV, convertibles, leases, investmentsPro11m
  • FlashcardsPro0/24
  • Basic quizPro80% passes
  • Advanced quizPro80% passes
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Enterprise and equity value

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What a company is worth to its shareholders versus what the whole business is worth, how to bridge the two, and the trap questions built on the difference.

BBasic3 lessons

  1. 1Equity value and diluted sharesEquity value is what the shares are worth. The only hard part is counting the shares correctly, and that is exactly what interviewers test.9 min
  2. 2Enterprise value and the bridgeProEnterprise value is the value of the operating business to everyone with a claim on it. You get there from equity value by adding the other claims and subtracting cash.10 min
  3. 3Matching multiples to valueProA valuation multiple divides a value by a metric. The numerator and denominator have to belong to the same group of owners, or the multiple means nothing.9 min
  4. QBasic quizPro8 questions, 80% passes

AAdvanced3 lessons

  1. 4What changes EV and what does notProFinancing moves money between the lines of the bridge without changing the business. Most trap questions are this idea in disguise.8 min
  2. 5Equity value versus EV in a dealProWhen one company buys another, the offer is quoted per share, the cheque goes to shareholders, and the true cost includes the debt the buyer takes on.8 min
  3. 6Edge cases: negative EV, convertibles, leases, investmentsProThe bridge has a handful of awkward items. Each has a clean answer once you remember that EV must match the operating metric it is divided into.11 min
  4. QAdvanced quizPro8 questions, 80% passes