Firm Valuation
Exclusively reserved for MIB Trieste Students and Alumni
25 - 28 MAY 2026 (specific dates to be confirmed)
DURATION: 3 training days (from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm)
LECTURER: Giorgio Valentinuz, Core Faculty, MIB Trieste School of Management
FEE for ALUMNI: €300 + VAT. Attendance as auditors: ALUMNI APPLICATION
The course is designed to present topics related to firm valuation from both the assets and equity perspectives; to introduce the use of relative valuation to determine the price of a company; to compare the price to the intrinsic value; and to understand the specificity of insurance companies' valuation.
The course is a blend of methods, including lectures, discussions, case studies from companies, and a firm valuation exercise.
Intended Learning Outcomes:
The final assessment will consist of an individual firm valuation exercise.
Each participant will choose a listed company to evaluate, using at least two models (the first based on absolute values and a secondary model based on relative valuations). This exercise will enable participants to apply theoretical concepts in a practical framework.
25 - 28 MAY 2026 (specific dates to be confirmed)
DURATION: 3 training days (from 9:00 am to 6:00 pm)
LECTURER: Giorgio Valentinuz, Core Faculty, MIB Trieste School of Management
FEE for ALUMNI: €300 + VAT. Attendance as auditors: ALUMNI APPLICATION
The course is designed to present topics related to firm valuation from both the assets and equity perspectives; to introduce the use of relative valuation to determine the price of a company; to compare the price to the intrinsic value; and to understand the specificity of insurance companies' valuation.
The course is a blend of methods, including lectures, discussions, case studies from companies, and a firm valuation exercise.
Intended Learning Outcomes:
- Prepare, organise and use cash flow forecasts for project evaluation purposes
- Analyse historical and pro-forma financial statements to evaluate a company
- Understand in practice how to calculate the cost of capital
- Apply the most suitable approaches/models to evaluate a stock/company
The final assessment will consist of an individual firm valuation exercise.
Each participant will choose a listed company to evaluate, using at least two models (the first based on absolute values and a secondary model based on relative valuations). This exercise will enable participants to apply theoretical concepts in a practical framework.


