Financial Valuation Analysis Program
Master DCF modeling, comparable company analysis, and enterprise valuation methods used daily by financial analysts across Taiwan's energy sector and beyond.
Learning Through Real Collaboration
You're not going through this alone. Our program pairs you with other analysts working through the same challenges—building models, reviewing assumptions, catching errors before they matter.
Most weeks include paired assignments where you'll review each other's DCF models or debate different valuation approaches. It's similar to what happens in actual analyst teams, just with more patience and fewer tight deadlines.
Weekly peer reviews
Exchange models with cohort members and provide structured feedbackGroup case analysis
Work through complex valuations together, discussing methodology choicesOpen discussion sessions
Monthly video calls to discuss industry trends and practical applicationsProgram Information by Category
Common questions organized by topic to help you understand what to expect
Program Basics
- What valuation methods are covered?
- How much time per week is needed?
- Are sessions recorded for review?
- What software tools are required?
Enrollment Details
- When does the fall cohort start?
- What's the application process?
- Can I join mid-program?
- Is prior finance experience required?
Technical Requirements
- What Excel version is needed?
- Do I need financial databases?
- Is programming knowledge required?
- What about data sources?
Support & Pricing
- How do I get help with assignments?
- What's included in the program fee?
- Are payment plans available?
- Can I defer to a later cohort?
How Previous Analysts Applied These Methods
Real examples from past cohorts showing how valuation techniques translated to their work
Fletcher Baines
Energy Sector AnalystSolar Installation Valuation Project
Fletcher needed to value a mid-sized solar installation company for a potential acquisition. The challenge was forecasting cash flows in a rapidly changing subsidy environment. During the program, he built a flexible DCF model that could handle multiple regulatory scenarios.
The peer review sessions helped him catch issues with his WACC calculation—specifically around how to weight the cost of debt given government-backed financing programs unique to Taiwan's renewable sector.
Ainsley Thorpe
Corporate Finance TeamComparable Company Analysis Refinement
Ainsley's team was valuing a battery storage company but struggled with finding truly comparable firms. Most comps were either too large or operated in different regulatory environments. Through the program's group discussions, she learned how to make appropriate adjustments for size and market differences.
The breakthrough came when another cohort member shared an approach for normalizing EBITDA multiples across different subsidy regimes. She's since used that framework on four other projects with much more defensible results.
Fall 2025 Cohort Opens in September
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. The program runs September through December 2025, with sessions scheduled for Tuesday and Thursday evenings Taipei time.