'Investment Banking' by Tapan Jindal

You want to be an Investment Banker but have no Idea about - 'what is investment banking?' Bharat Law House's 'Investment Banking' by Tapan Jindal, takes u through investment banking basics and valuations in a systematic manner.
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NEW DELHI - Dec. 8, 2016 - PRLog -- You wish to make big bucks quickly after your education and willing to work on deals that are making the prominent headlines in the financial press. You want to develop innovative ways to grow business and structure the deals that keep oiling the cogs of economy of your country. Perhaps a career in investment banking is waiting for you.

While all areas of finance are becoming more sophisticated, Investment banking remains a popular career choice among today's very best graduates, MBAs, CAs and CFAs. The competition to secure that all-important first foot in the door is intense. As you move out to start/develop a career in finance, we believe this book, 'Investment Banking' by Tapan Jindal, to be your first step in your career in investment banking. "Investment Banking" will help establish a firm foundation for driving a brighter future in investment banking for aspiring generations of investment banking professionals. The aim of this book is to offer the readers real insights into the world of investment banking and to give you the knowledge you need to stand out. Written and edited by investment bankers, it delivers the first level technical expertise and essential skills to jet start your career in investment banking

The Investment Banking Book tries to offer the readers the fundamental understanding of valuation in plain vanilla language. It explains the three most commonly used valuation techniques in deals involving mergers, acquisitions, private-equity and IPOs etc. The technical chapters of the book aim to explain step-by-step how to do valuation. It tries to fulfill an important need as a valuable training material for trainers; a reliable handbook for students, aspiring analysts/investment bankers; first source of reference for investment bankers/analysts; and a how-to-do-valuation guide for anyone willing to learn/perform valuations. If this book can act as the first source of reference on valuation, we'll have accomplished our purpose.

Contents of the Book

Part 1 introduces you to the world of investment banking starting from the origin of investment banking to the recent happenings in the IB industry and it walks you through the business of investment banks. Part one also discusses in depth about the IPOs and Private Equity.
Chapter 1: Investment Banking – An Overview
Chapter 2: IPOs and Private Equity

Part 2 lays down the foundation for valuation taking you through the financial statements and time value of money concepts. The idea behind this part is to bring the readers in the comfort zone making them understand the three basic financial statements, how they are connected to each other, and what are the various ratios used to analyse the financial health of the company. Further it helps you to understand the segregation of operating and non-operating items to determine the core operating profits of the entity
Chapter 3: Financial Statements DNA
Chapter 4: Income Statement
Chapter 5: Balance Sheet
Chapter 6: Cash Flows
Chapter 7: Constructing The Financial Statements
Chapter 8: Accounting for Investments
Chapter 9: Analysing The Financial Statements
Chapter 10: Return on Capital
Chapter 11: Cleaning The Financial Statements
Chapter 12: The Time Value of Money

Part 3 discusses the reasons valuation happens in a business, and gives you an overview of the different valuation tools used by investment bankers. A reader will learn the meaning and step-by-step process to calculate the value of a company – Enterprise Value. It also explains how to analyze and incorporate in your valuation such advanced issues as pensions, leases, and provisions etc.
Chapter 13: Valuation Overview
Chapter 14: Enterprise Value

Part 4 offers a step-by-step guide to perform the valuation of company based on valuation multiples of comparable companies (trading comps) and comparable transactions (deal comps).
Chapter 15: Comparable Company Analysis
Chapter 16: Comparable Transaction Analysis

Part 5 is like a self-contained handbook for using DCF to value a company. A reader will learn how to analyze historical performance, forecast free cash flows, estimate the appropriate opportunity cost of capital, identify sources of value, and interpret results.
Chapter 17: Discounted Cash Flows Analysis (DCF)

Part 6 briefs you about M&A enigma. It discusses the buyer or seller motivation for an M&A transaction, the synergies and impact of synergies on valuations and if the proposed acquisition is accretive or dilutive for acquired company shareholders.
Chapter 18: Mergers and Acquisitions

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