Equity Valuation Principles and Techniques

Learn how to apply various valuation techniques to a variety of investment opportunities.

A stand-alone course which is also recognised as a qualifying module for the CPPF (Certificate Programme in Practical Finance)

Course Details

2021 Course dates: 16 – 18 March | 14 – 16 September

2022 Course dates: 17 – 19 May | 18 – 20 October

Course Venue: Online Face to Face presentation via Zoom

Course Fees for 2021: R13 800 plus VAT (R15 870) per delegate. (NB: This course can also be run on an in-house basis, in which case the fees and dates are negotiable).

Course Fees for 2022: R14 500 plus VAT (R16 675) per delegate. (NB: This course can also be run on an in-house basis, in which case the fees and dates are negotiable).

In-house customised programmes and 1-on-1 sessions are also possible. Contact Us

Course Description

This three mornings course plus assignment explains clearly the key principles and techniques of fundamental investment analysis.

  • Essential valuation tools and concepts
  • DCF analysis
  • Equity valuation techniques
  • Fair value, intrinsic value and market value
  • Forecasting for value
  • Building forecasting models

Successful candidates will receive a certificate from Johannesburg School of Finance which will also confirm the completion of one module of the School’s Certificate Programme in Practical Finance (CPPF). The CPPF is a unique qualification comprising a series of four-day and three mornings modules in practical financial management designed to develop excellent skills for effective business decisions.

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    The Course Presenter:

    Peter van Ryneveld

    Peter van Ryneveld's career has been in merchant banking, stockbroking and management training. He joined UAL Merchant Bank in 1985 as an investment analyst and by the time he left in 1988 he was Head of Research, responsible for monitoring the performance of shares in all sectors of the economy, producing the quarterly economic overview for the investment division of the bank and managing a department of ten people.
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    Johannesburg School of Finance (Pty) Ltd is accredited through FASSET, the South African SETA for Finance, Accounting, Management Consulting and Other Financial Services (accreditation number 585/00187/05) and has a Level 4 (100%) BEE rating.