Corporate Finance & Capital Allocation
Build a practical understanding of corporate valuation, capital allocation and investment decision-making. Explore enterprise and equity value, DCF, cost of capital, M&A, leveraged buyouts and private markets to build confidence in assessing financial opportunities.
Understand core valuation methods
Explore capital and investment decisions
Build practical corporate finance knowledge
At a glance
Pathways
7
CPD Credits
8
Learning Hours
5
Expert Presenters
8
English
subtitles English
Levels
Foundational & Competent
Education conditions
100% Online
Certificate type
Shareable Certificate
About this Program
Corporate finance is central to how organisations assess value, allocate capital and make investment decisions. This course explores the core principles of valuation, from enterprise and equity value to multiples, DCF and cost of capital, before examining how these concepts are applied across M&A, leveraged buyouts and private markets.
What you will learn
Explain the relationship between enterprise value and equity value
Interpret common valuation multiples and their limitations
Understand how DCF valuation is constructed and applied
Explain cost of capital and required investor returns
Assess key considerations in M&A and leveraged buyouts
Understand the role of private equity, venture capital and alternative funding routes
Who is this for?
This course is designed for professionals who need a practical understanding of corporate finance and valuation, including those working in finance, investment, strategy and deal-related roles. It is particularly suitable for early-career professionals, new joiners and those looking to build confidence in evaluating businesses and investment decisions.