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As technology and my own grasp of its powers improve, I have also started putting more of my material into webcasts. All of the listed webcasts are mine, though a couple are hosted by outside servers. You should not need a password or userid for the class or subject websasts.
MBA &Executive Classes
Starting in the fall of 2001, my corporate finance and equity classes
have been web cast. You can track the current semester's classes
and use the presentations that go with the class. If the current
semester is ongoing, the previous semester's classes are also archived.
If you are trying to take this class online, you will probably have
better luck accessing the archived semester's classes (rather than
the current one).
Spring 2012
Corporate Finance - Spring 2012
Valuation - Fall 2012Fall 2011 (archived)
Valuation - Fall 2011Spring 2011 (archived)
Corporate Finance - Spring 2011Fall 2007 (archived)
Financial Management (Corporate Finance for undergraduates) (Links were finally removed, but watch the sessions for the Corporate Finance class instead. It is the same class)
The webcasts of a shorter executive ( two-day) MBA valuation seminar and a three-day corporate finance seminar can also be downloaded. The formet covered primarily DCF valuation and is available in 4 3-hour sessions and the latter is a condensed version of my regular corporate finance class and is composed of six 3-hour sessions.
Executive Valuation seminars - June 2009 (Links removed. Will be replaced with next June's executive valuation webcasts...)
Executive Corporate Finance class - January 2011
Every year, I do a session on the art and craft of teaching. Since teaching is one of my passions, I enjoy talking about it and what I have learned about it over the last three decades.
| Session at | Link to presentation | Slides to accompany presentation |
| Baruch College (2006) | Webcast of session | Slides (in pdf format) |
Subject Matter Webcasts/ Podcasts
The following are short podcasts (webcasts), ranging from 20-40 minutes to
length that cover multiple topics in valuation. Note that this is a work
in progress and the links will show up as the webcasts go online, at the
rate of about one a week.
| Topic | Webcast | Supporting Presentation |
|---|---|---|
Intoductory Material |
Corporate Finance Valuation Portfolio Management |
Corporate Finance Basics Valuation Basics Portfolio Management |
| Acquisition Valuation | Value Creation/Destruction in Acquisitons | Acquirers' Anonymous: Seven Steps to Sobriety |
DCF Valuation |
Discount Rates Cash Flows Expected Growth Terminal Value Loose Ends in Valuation |
Estimating discount rates Estimating cash flows Estimating growth Estimating terminal value Loose Ends in Valuation |
Relative Valuation |
Deconstructing Multiples Earnings Multiples Book Value Multiples Revenue Multiples |
Four steps in assessing multiples Earnings Multiples Book Value Multiples Revenue Multiples |
Real Options |
Real
Options in Valuation |
Introduction to Real Options |
For the last few years, I have done an annual webcast for AIMR. While you have to visit the AIMR site to see these webcasts, the material for the webcasts can be downloaded here:
There are webcasts that I have done over time for different units that are online. I don't control any of these videos but you can access them by going to the sites
YouTube
Snippets of my presentations and lectures are now on Youtube. Given how dynamic
that space is, I will not try to direct you to specific stops. Needless to
say, if you do do find a YouTube piece that has me saying or doing anything
that is not my forte (such as playing the Phantom of the Opera),skip over
it very quickly. We all have our competitive advantages, and singing is not
one of mine.