Financial analyst reviewing valuation models on screen

About Bemorascul

Where valuation meets real understanding

Numbers tell a story — if you know how to read the language they're written in.

Our story

Built from frustration with shallow financial education

Bemorascul started in 2022 with a specific complaint: most valuation courses stopped at definitions and formulas, never the judgment calls that actually determine how an asset is priced. Analysts were leaving programmes knowing what a DCF was but unable to defend an assumption in front of a client.

The platform was designed around live sessions — not pre-recorded lectures. Each webinar runs with 4 to 6 instructors present, a structured Q&A, and model walkthroughs that participants can pause and query in real time. Sessions run across 3 time zones to keep scheduling friction low.

Participants come from 38 countries. The average session rating across the past 12 months sits at 4.7 out of 5, drawn from exit surveys completed immediately after each webinar ends.

38 Countries with active participants in the current cohort

4.7 Average session rating from post-webinar exit surveys

3 Time zones covered per live session to reduce scheduling barriers

Two approaches, one programme

Bemorascul's curriculum combines technical model-building with interpretive analysis. Neither works alone — practitioners need both to make defensible valuation decisions.

Quantitative track

Model construction and stress testing

Sessions in this track walk through complete financial models — from initial data structuring through scenario output. Participants build alongside the instructor, not after the fact.

DCF construction with live sensitivity tables
Comparable company analysis across 6 sectors
Precedent transaction adjustments and premia logic

Interpretive track

Assumption defence and narrative framing

Knowing the right number is only part of it. Instructors work through how analysts communicate their assumptions to clients, boards, and counterparties under real scrutiny conditions.

Assumption documentation and audit trails
Communicating range outputs versus point estimates
Responding to challenge on discount rate selection

Tibor Vásárhelyi

Lead Valuation Instructor

Tibor spent 11 years in M&A advisory before moving to full-time instruction. He focuses on transaction multiples and the assumptions analysts get wrong most often under time pressure.

11 years in M&A advisory

Orla Sundqvist

Senior Modelling Analyst

Orla's background is in equity research with a focus on Nordic industrials. She runs model-building sessions with an emphasis on reproducibility and clean assumption documentation.

8 years in equity research

Kwame Abiodun

Capital Markets Specialist

Kwame works primarily on how valuation intersects with deal structuring and capital raising. His sessions draw on 14 years of live transaction experience across 3 continents.

14 years in capital markets