This subject focuses on the application of business valuation techniques in the broader context of conducting a valuation assignment, rather than the valuation of particular assets or securities. It examines the valuation process, including due diligence and writing a valuation report. The technical and practical issues involved in valuation are also discussed, with a focus on regulatory and tax considerations, and special assignments such as acting as an expert witness. Examples from the small and medium enterprise (SME) sector through to publicly listed firms are considered. For more information, please refer to the subject outline here.
Learning outcomes Subject content Duration Assessment Prerequisites Assumed knowledge Course transition subject equivalence Reading list Learning outcomes On successful completion of this subject, individuals should be able to: Critically analyse the role of a valuer and the skills and experience required in different valuation contexts. Assess regulatory and Accounting Professional and Ethical Standards requirements to expert reports and business valuations Apply appropriate valuation methodologies in carrying out a business valuation or appraisal assignment Execute the steps in the information gathering and valuation process in constructing an effective valuation documentation Interpret and communicate the outcomes of a business valuation to stakeholders Assess the technical and practical issues that arise in valuations Subject content TopicTitle Topic 1The purpose and scope of valuation Topic 2Managing the valuation practice Topic 3Meeting the requirements of APES 225 Topic 4Independent expert reports Topic 5Review of valuation methodologies Topic 6Gathering information Topic 7The valuation process Topic 8The valuation report Topic 9Taxation issues Topic 10Special assignments Duration The duration of this subject is one study period (12 weeks). Assessment Assessment TypeAssessedWeighting TaskWeek 420% Assignment 1Week 740% Assignment 2Week 1240% Prerequisites There are no prerequisites for this subject. However please review the Assumed Knowledge tab to understand the prior knowledge Kaplan advises you should hold before enrolling in this subject. Assumed knowledge Whilst there are no prerequisites for this subject, Kaplan assumes that individuals have completed FIN205 Business Valuation, or understand the content covered in this subject, prior to undertaking FIN290 Business Valuation Application. Course transition subject equivalence Individuals may not be required to complete this subject if they have transitioned from a SIA/Finsia/Kaplan Professional course and have completed the following subjects: There are no equivalences for this subject Reading list There is no prescribed text for this subject. Individuals are provided with key readings and access to Kaplan’s online databases. Individuals are encouraged to research and read widely on the topic.
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This subject focuses on the application of business valuation techniques in the broader context of conducting a valuation assignment, rather than the valuation of particular assets or securities. It examines the valuation process, including due diligence and writing a valuation report. The technical and practical issues involved in valuation are also discussed, with a focus on regulatory and tax considerations, and special assignments such as acting as an expert witness. Examples from the small and medium enterprise (SME) sector through to publicly listed firms are considered. For more information, please refer to the subject outline here.
Learning outcomes Subject content Duration Assessment Prerequisites Assumed knowledge Course transition subject equivalence Reading list Learning outcomes On successful completion of this subject, individuals should be able to: Critically analyse the role of a valuer and the skills and experience required in different valuation contexts. Assess regulatory and Accounting Professional and Ethical Standards requirements to expert reports and business valuations Apply appropriate valuation methodologies in carrying out a business valuation or appraisal assignment Execute the steps in the information gathering and valuation process in constructing an effective valuation documentation Interpret and communicate the outcomes of a business valuation to stakeholders Assess the technical and practical issues that arise in valuations Subject content TopicTitle Topic 1The purpose and scope of valuation Topic 2Managing the valuation practice Topic 3Meeting the requirements of APES 225 Topic 4Independent expert reports Topic 5Review of valuation methodologies Topic 6Gathering information Topic 7The valuation process Topic 8The valuation report Topic 9Taxation issues Topic 10Special assignments Duration The duration of this subject is one study period (12 weeks). Assessment Assessment TypeAssessedWeighting TaskWeek 420% Assignment 1Week 740% Assignment 2Week 1240% Prerequisites There are no prerequisites for this subject. However please review the Assumed Knowledge tab to understand the prior knowledge Kaplan advises you should hold before enrolling in this subject. Assumed knowledge Whilst there are no prerequisites for this subject, Kaplan assumes that individuals have completed FIN205 Business Valuation, or understand the content covered in this subject, prior to undertaking FIN290 Business Valuation Application. Course transition subject equivalence Individuals may not be required to complete this subject if they have transitioned from a SIA/Finsia/Kaplan Professional course and have completed the following subjects: There are no equivalences for this subject Reading list There is no prescribed text for this subject. Individuals are provided with key readings and access to Kaplan’s online databases. Individuals are encouraged to research and read widely on the topic.
Learn more about Master of Applied Finance, Graduate Diploma of Applied Finance or Graduate Certificate in Applied Finance >
