This training course in London will offer financial banking participants a chance to improve their knowledge of how the financial modelling of any large bank works and how to use this data to create predictions and models which can help obtain a bank's value.
Participants will take part in four sessions made up of lectures and case studies which look at four main topics:
At the end of the training, participants will be able to take the historical of any bank, develop projections and obtain its value based on the main methods used, namely DDM and Trading multiples.
Joanna has 10 years of experience in the Financial Institutions Group (FIG) of Deutsche Bank in New York. She began her career in Investment Banking at Deutsche Bank in New York where she worked in Mergers and Acquisitions. As an associate, she moved to FIG where she was involved in large public bank takeovers. She completed more than 50 transactions for a combined value of around US$100 billion. More recently Joanna decided to focus her career on training and teaching. She is a visiting professor at the Wharton MBA programme and trains in the US and Europe on bank-related issues.
She has a Bachelor of Science from the University of Pennsylvania and an MBA in Finance from Wharton. She also holds Series 7 and Series 63 US licenses.
The cost of this training programme for Bank Valuation Techniques is £750 plus VAT per delegate.
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