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EPISODE · Mar 19, 2021 · 15 MIN

Understanding Nuances in Valuing Companies using Financial Models

from The Financial Modelling Podcast · host Matthew Bernath

In this podcast, David shares advice from his experience valuing hundreds of companies, businesses and major projects.  We speak about the nuances in valuing startups and companies with intangible assets such as a loyal client following or a large social media presence. David runs his own company providing independent valuation services, strategic consulting, financial analysis, and financial modelling to a range of companies across multiple sectors. In commerce, he led functions such as Strategy, Corporate Development (M&A) and Finance for a global infrastructure investment manager, a steel manufacturer and energy companies and was the Corporate Finance Lead Director responsible for Business Modelling and Energy Advisory at Deloitte. He has valued hundreds of companies, businesses and major projects, developed financial models, policies and procedures, been a financial advisor on reforms in the energy, water and port industries and led teams on merger & acquisition projects totalling more than $100 billion.

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