Courses / Valuation Multiples / Numerator and Denominator Consistency Upgrade AccountYour current access is limited. To continue watching this lesson, you'll need to purchase a subscription. Sign UpNumerator and Denominator ConsistencyA meaningful valuation multiple requires both the numerator and the denominator to be logically consistent. They should come from the same source of value and be entitled to the same investors.DiscussionRestricted AccessYou need to sign up for a Lumovest subscription in order to join discussions. Sign UpRestricted AccessYou need to sign up for a Lumovest subscription in order to to download lesson materials. Sign UpValuation Multiples 1. What are Valuation Multiples (4:57) 2. Common Valuation Multiples (2:36) 3. What Do We Use Multiples For (4:08) 4. When to Use the Different Multiples (5:23) 5. Numerator and Denominator Consistency (2:30) 6. Forward Multiples (3:23) 7. Trailing Multiples (4:47) 8. Forward and Trailing Multiple Timing Considerations (5:07) 9. How to Determine Number of Years Forward (2:45) 10. Labeling the Multiples (5:35) 11. Using Multiples to Estimate Future Value (5:44) 12. Valuation Bridge (3:20) 13. Implied Valuation Multiples (2:58) 14. Drivers of Multiples: FCF Multiples (8:27) 15. Math Proof of the Drivers Behind FCF Multiples (12:08) 16. Estimating Multiple without Comps (2:10) 17. Drivers of Multiples: Non-FCF Multiples (3:51) 18. Breaking Down the Drivers of Multiples (3:58) 19. Why Different Industries Have Different Multiples (2:26) 20. Not-Meaningful Multiples (2:09) 21. Connecting Dots (1:52) 22. Quiz #1 (3 Q's) 23. Quiz #2 (5 Q's) 24. Quiz #3 (4 Q's) 25. Quiz #4 (5 Q's)
