This investment banking valuation course provides a comprehensive understanding of the core valuation methods used in finance and investment banking. It begins with comparable companies analysis, explaining how analysts evaluate a company by comparing it to similar firms in the market. The course then covers precedent transactions analysis, which helps determine company value based on past M&A deals. A major focus is placed on discounted cash flow (DCF) modeling, where learners understand how to estimate a company’s intrinsic value based on future cash flows. The course also explains leveraged buyouts (LBOs), showing how private equity firms evaluate potential acquisitions using debt financing and return analysis. In addition, it covers sell-side mergers and acquisitions (M&A), explaining how companies are valued and sold in advisory processes. Each section includes both theoretical explanations and practical questions to reinforce understanding of valuation techniques. By learning these methods, students gain the essential skills needed for investment banking interviews and financial modeling roles. The course is designed to build a strong foundation in valuation, helping learners understand how companies are priced in real markets and how financial decisions are made in investment banking environments.