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CFI FMVA FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS 2026
DCF Schedule - Important DatesIn order to properly discount cash flows to the
present value, we must consider the timing of when those cash flows occur. Which
of the following is NOT one of the important dates when creating a DCF valuation?
- correct-answer -Reporting Date
How Long to Forecast When valuing a company, we typically assume the business
is a going concern. Which of the following is the best definition of going concern?
- correct-answer -A going concern assumes the business operates indefinitely.
Discrete Forecast and Terminal ValueA discounted cash flow is typically comprised
of two different stages or periods. Which of the following are the two different
stages of a typical DCF, in chronological order? - correct-answer -Discrete Forecast;
Terminal Value
Introduction to Comparable Valuation Analysis - Main Valuation Techniques
Multiple valuation techniques are used to "triangulate" the value of a company.
What are three common valuation techniques? Select ALL that apply. - correct-
answer -Cost approach, Income approach, Market approach
CFI FMVA FINAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
VERIFIED CORRECT SOLUTIONS 2026
DCF Schedule - Important DatesIn order to properly discount cash flows to the
present value, we must consider the timing of when those cash flows occur. Which
of the following is NOT one of the important dates when creating a DCF valuation?
- correct-answer -Reporting Date
How Long to Forecast When valuing a company, we typically assume the business
is a going concern. Which of the following is the best definition of going concern?
- correct-answer -A going concern assumes the business operates indefinitely.
Discrete Forecast and Terminal ValueA discounted cash flow is typically comprised
of two different stages or periods. Which of the following are the two different
stages of a typical DCF, in chronological order? - correct-answer -Discrete Forecast;
Terminal Value
Introduction to Comparable Valuation Analysis - Main Valuation Techniques
Multiple valuation techniques are used to "triangulate" the value of a company.
What are three common valuation techniques? Select ALL that apply. - correct-
answer -Cost approach, Income approach, Market approach
