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Course : Business Valuation and Analysis

Effective Period : Februari 2018

A Framework for Business Analysis


and Valuation Using Financial
Statement

Session 1
Acknowledgement

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Krishna G. Palepu, & Paul M. Healy. (2012). Business Analysis


and Valuation: Using Financial Statement. 05. Cengage
Learning. ISBN: 9781111972301.
Chapter 1
Learning Outcome

• LO 1 : Review The framework for financial statement


analysis, how to gather data from financial
statements and strategy analysis
Chapter 1:
Framework
for Business
Analysis
Using
Financial
Statements

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Key Concepts in Chapter 1

• Financial statements are an important source of


information to the capital markets and business
analysts.

• Analyzing financial statements addresses a number of


issues of interest to external stakeholders and
company insiders.

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The Role of Financial Reporting in
Capital Markets

• Financial reporting provide much needed information


to capital market participants

– Financial intermediaries depend upon the


information in financial statements to evaluate
investment opportunities.
– Information intermediaries assure the quality of
financial statement representations.
©2013 Cengage Learning.– Relevant and reliable financial information is

essential for the functioning of capital markets.


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How Capital Markets Function

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From Business Activities to
Financial Statements

• Financial statements measure and summarize the


economic consequences of business activities.

• Accounting systems facilitate information quality.


– The role of accrual basis accounting.
– The need for generally accepted accounting
principles (GAAP).
– Auditing and the quality of financial information.
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From
Business
Activities
to
Financial
Statement
s

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Financial Statements and Business
Analysis

• Business intermediaries use financial statements to


accomplish four key objectives:

– Business strategy analysis


– Accounting analysis
– Financial analysis
– Prospective analysis
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Business
Strategy
Analysis

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Concluding Comments

• Financial statements are source of widely available


data on publicly traded corporations.

• Accrual basis accounting attempts to accurately reflect


expectations of economic performance, but requires
careful analysis.

• This chapter has outlined a useful framework for


business analysis using financial statements.
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