Private Equity Modeling Course 2022

Learn PE Dealings, Funds Structure‚ Term Sheet‚ Deal Structuring‚ Valuation and Financial Modeling of Private Companies

What you'll learn:

• Build a Private Equity Model hands-on
• Learn intellectual framework of Private Equity dealing such as the LP-GP
• Learn Corporate Finance foundation and Valuation techniques.
• Learn Private equity funds structure‚ Term Sheet‚ Deal Structuring‚ Valuation of Private Companies‚ Due Diligence

This Private Equity Training course has been designed to provide a detailed overview of the Private Equity Industry. It will explain the concepts of Limited Partners and General Partners, Term Sheets and Deal Structuring; further the tutorials would teach you to perform financial modeling of private companies proficiently. by joining this private equity training tutorial you would benefit by learning intellectual framework of Private Equity dealing such as the LP-GP‚ Private equity funds structure‚ Term Sheet‚ Deal Structuring‚ Valuation of Private Companies‚ Due Diligence, Building a Private Equity Model, Corporate Finance foundation and Valuation techniques. This course is geared in working within some aspect of the private equity industry-whether directly, as a practitioner or supplier of capital, as an entrepreneur or corporate manager who is financed by private equity. This course is intended to be a complement to Private Equity Finance. It also focuses on the “private equity cycle,” and starts by considering how private equity funds are raised and structured.

Private equity is a source of capital from institutions and people with high liquidity for investing and acquiring equity ownership in companies. The partners of a private equity firm raise and manage the capital for yielding profits for their shareholders. The typical investment horizon for private equity is four to seven years.

The capital may be used to purchase shares of public or private limited companies that are delisted from stock exchanges. These companies often undergo a private transfer of ownership. The minimum amount of capital required for investment may vary depending on the fund raised and the policies of the private equity firm.