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Business Valuation: Standard Approaches and Applications
Social Science Research Network, 2017This note provides an introduction to the standard approaches used to value businesses from the perspective of the investor (e.g., discounted cash flow, market multiples). Each approach is illustrated with a specific practical application.
Michael J. Schill
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Valuation of Business Enterprises
1999The purchase of a business enterprise or shares of stock in one generally does not occur until the value of the business has been appraised. The question as to what method should be used in determining the value of a business enterprise was vehemently disputed in Germany for a long time.
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The Valuation of Annuity Business
Journal of the Institute of Actuaries, 1959Recent years have seen a material growth in the annuity business of British offices and in many instances what was a relatively insignificant part of the offices' activities has now assumed considerable importance. In fact in the case of some offices, the amount of the liability in respect of annuity business exceeds that in respect of assurances.
J. A. Westcott, E. M. Smith
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Handbook of Business Valuation.
The Accounting Review, 1992Abstract Reviews the book `Handbook of Business Valuation,' edited by Thomas L. West and Jeffrey D. Jones.
Steven F. Cahan, Shane R. Moriarity
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Determinants of Early-Stage Technology Venture Valuation by Business Angels and Venture Capitalists
International Journal of Entrepreneurial Venturing, 2019The valuation of early-stage ventures represents a difficult and often subjective process and is characterised by risk and uncertainty. This can be further stressed for technology-driven ventures, having substantial technological risks.
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VALUATION OF THE BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.
The Accounting Review, 1936Abstract With the development of large-scale activity, elaborate technical processes, and the corporate form of organization the business enterprise has become in many cases a highly complex economic institution, and the valuation of the facilities and conditions of production in terms of the enterprise in its entirety is accordingly ...
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2020
We discuss the inputs for enterprise valuation, particularly in a DCF model—the cost of capital, the projected cash flows, and the selection of comparable companies or guideline companies. We first discuss the projection of cashflows. We start by explaining the mid-year convention and the partial-year adjustment, that help align projected cash flow ...
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We discuss the inputs for enterprise valuation, particularly in a DCF model—the cost of capital, the projected cash flows, and the selection of comparable companies or guideline companies. We first discuss the projection of cashflows. We start by explaining the mid-year convention and the partial-year adjustment, that help align projected cash flow ...
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International Business Valuation
2014International business valuation has become a vital part of today’s international corporate finance activities. Within the scope of continued globalization, financial experts face the perpetual challenge of measuring country-specific risks and including these risks in valuation models.
Pierre Erasmus, Dietmar Ernst
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