LSA003: Introduction to Mergers & Acquisitions – M&A and Valuation

Overview

Course Title: Introduction to Mergers & Acquisitions – M&A and Valuation

Date: Structured Online Course

Speaker: Mr. Jack Lin

Learning Objectives (LO) (Functional – Valuation – Level 2)

Upon completion of the course, participants will be able to:

Define and outline the meaning of mergers and acquisition (M&A).
Describe the concept of Valuation and Shareholder Value
Identify the difference between value and valuation.

Time	Own Pace (Online)
Topics	What are Mergers and Acquisitions? Concept of Valuation Shareholder Value Understanding Value and Valuation
Course Assessment	10 questions

Who is this course for?

CMSRL/ERP License Holder
Public Listed Company Directors
Investment Advisers
Dealer Representatives
Fund Managers
Registered & Licensed Financial Planner
Investment Bank management and Staff
Commercial Bank Management and Staff
Islamic Bank Management and Staff
Public and Industry Related Professionals
Stock Broking firm’s management
Business Owner

Curriculum

Instructor

Mr. Jack Lin

Mr. Jack Lin obtained master’s degree in business administration, Open University Malaysia. He is also a Certified Financial Planner (CFP), Registered Financial Planner (RFP), and Shariah Registered Financial Planner (SRFP). He holds a Capital Markets Services Representative’s License (CMSRL) licensed by Securities Commission Malaysia (SC). He has over 20 years’ experience in banking and finance, in wealth management. He is currently pursuing his PhD in finance.

Mr. Jack has taught a variety of finance and financial planning subjects, such as financial management, international banking and finance, investment planning, estate planning, retirement planning, and insurance planning for professional course as well as the university undergraduate program. He is a certified CFP, RFP and SRFP trainer and examiner, and holds position as MFPC Committee Member of Examination Quality Control Committee (EQCC). He is also currently conducting CFP classes for modules 1,2,3, and 4.