Valuation Concepts
Financial Valuation Concepts – Discounted Cash Flow
When a financial analyst is required to conduct a financial valuation on the business or company being forecasted by the financial model, a commonly used valuation technique in a financial modeling exercise is the Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) method.
The DCF method uses a nine step process to value a business enterprise:
Forecast Free Cash Flow (FCF)
Estimate the [...]
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