Banking school training courses in Atlanta, GA (public, in-house or online)

a. Overview of Distressed Securities

i. What are Distressed Securities
ii. How to Identify and Invest in Distressed Securities

b. Corporate Debt Pricing

i. Bond Math, including Yield to Maturity and Yield to Worst
ii. Difference between Revolver, Term Loans, and Bonds
iii. High Yield Debt Levels and Default Rates
iv. Corporate Debt Pricing during different stages of Distressed Company Cycle, including Credit Deterioration, Recovery, and Restructuring

c. Ho...

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I. Conclusion of Financial Modeling
II. Investment Banking Process
i. M&A and Private Placement
1. Investment Bank
2. Industry Overview
3. Market Overview
4. Client
5. Valuation
6. Process
7. Buyer/Investor Descriptions
ii. Financing
1. Investment Bank
2. Industry Overview
3. Market Overview
4. Client - Positioning
5. IPO Valuation
6. Marketing
7. Pitch Process
iii. Sell-side Process
1. M&A Process
2. Private Placement
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a. Uses for a Merger Model
b. How to build a Merger Model
i. Calculation of Equity Value and Purchase Price
ii. Explanation of Consideration used in Purchase (stock, cash, assumed debt)
iii. Discussion of Multiples Paid
iv. Post-Merger Control Issues
v. Synergies and pre-tax Synergies required to Breakeven
vi. Revenue and EBITDA contribution
vii. Proforma Income Statement
viii. EPS Dilution for Acquirer
ix. Discussion of Goodwill and other accounting treat...

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a. Uses for An LBO Model on Sell-side and Buy-side
b. Review of LBO Model Structure
i. Purchase Price Calculations and Considerations
ii. Capital Structure Options / Reviews
iii. Discussion of Typical Financing Sources for LBO
iv. Creation of a Sources and Uses Worksheet
v. Proforma Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow
vi. Goodwill Calculation
vii. Integration of Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow
viii. Debt and Interest Schedule
ix. Revolver ...

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a. Uses for a Financial Model on Sell-side and Buy-side
b. Tips for Setting up a Financial Model
c. Spreading Historic Financial Statements
d. Deriving Historic Ratios, Trends and Variables
e. Creating Five Year Projections for Income Statement, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow
f. Debt and Interest Schedule
g. Integration of Projected Income Statement, Balance Sheet and Cash Flow
h. Revolver Modeling
i. Sensitivities on Financial Model