creating-financial-models

You can build a DCF valuation by defining historical inputs and projection assumptions, computing WACC from CAPM and cost of debt, projecting free cash flows, and deriving terminal value via growth or exit multiple methods to produce enterprise value summaries.

Sensitivity analysis for WACC and terminal growth is handled by measuring how changes in key assumptions impact valuation outputs, identifying critical drivers, and comparing best/base/worst cases using probability weights to support risk-aware decision-making.

Yes, corporate valuation and M&A analysis workflows are supported using pandas and numpy, applying WACC-based discounting to projected cash flows and computing terminal value to derive enterprise and optional equity valuation summaries.

Scenario planning supports risk-aware investment decisions by comparing best, base, and worst cases—or custom scenarios—using assigned probability weights to evaluate uncertainty and assumption sensitivity in valuation outputs.

WACC computation from CAPM for project finance and LBO return modeling works by calculating cost of equity and cost of debt, then discounting projected free cash flows to derive enterprise value and optional equity valuation summaries.