After more than a decade of modest price increases, the U.S. Consumer Price Index increased by 9.0 percent in June 2022 which is the largest increase since January 1982, the tail end of The Great Inflation which began in 1965 and lasted for approximately 17 years. With inflation at its highest level since The Great Inflation, valuation analysts will have to consider macroeconomic factors that have not been present in the U.S. economy in over 20 years. This webinar will include a discussion of how high inflationary periods have impacted stock market valuations in previous years and what this means for valuations of closely-held companies in the current economic environment.
Program Agenda
Review the current inflationary environment and the underlying causes.
Analyze historical trends in inflation and the impacts on earnings and valuation multiples.
Analysis of the impact inflation has had historically on the mergers and acquisitions market.
Discuss how the current inflationary environment impacts discounts for lack of marketability.
Perform a case study to demonstrate how the current inflationary environment impacts the discounted net cash flow method to business valuation.
Learning Objectives
Upon webinar completion, the participant will:
Understand the causes of the current inflationary environment and how high rates of inflation have impacted stock market returns and valuation multiples in the past.
Identify situations where valuation analysis should be modified under the current economic environment.
Analyze guideline and subject company data impacted by the current inflationary environment.
Calculate cost of capital estimates and transaction multiples reflecting the current inflationary environment.
Perform cash flow forecasts that incorporate current economic conditions.
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