Valuation workbook

Valuation workbook: step-by-step exercises and tests to help you master Valuation

by Koller, Tim

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Provides a range of exercises to test the reader's knowledge of valuation. Exercises include multi-choice questions, lists and table completions, and calculation questions. Includes a short summary of each topic. A companion volume to Library ID: 34502.

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Title Statements

  • Full title :Valuation workbook : step-by-step exercises and tests to help you master Valuation / McKinsey & Company ; Tim Koller [and others].

Summary

Provides a range of exercises to test the reader's knowledge of valuation. Exercises include multi-choice questions, lists and table completions, and calculation questions. Includes a short summary of each topic. A companion volume to Library ID: 34502.

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Edition Statements

  • Publication Date:©2011.
  • Edition:5th ed

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Notes

Previous edition: 2005.

The Physical Object

  • Description:xi, 241 pages ; : 26 cm

Edition Identifiers

  • ISBN:9780470424643, 0470424648, 9780470424650, 0470424656
  • oclc:ocn766220866
  • LC Classification:HG4028.V3
  • Dewey Decimal:658.15

Table of Contents

QUESTIONS : Why value value? ; Fundamental principles of value creation ; The expectations treadmill ; Return on invested capital ; Growth ; Frameworks for valuation ; Reorganizing the financial statements ; Analyzing performance and competitive position ; Forecasting performance ; Estimating continuing value ; Estimating the cost of capital ; Moving from enterprise value to value per share ; Calculating and interpreting results ; Using multiples to triangulate results ; Market value tracks return on invested capital and growth ; Markets value substance, not form ; Emotions and mispricing in the market ; Investors and managers in efficient markets ; Corporate portfolio strategy ; Performance management ; Mergers and acquisitions ; Creating value through divestitures ; Capital structure ; Investor communications ; Taxes, Nonoperating expenses, one-time charges, reserves, and provisions ; Leases, pensions, and other obligations ; Capitalized expenses ; Inflation ; Foreign currency ; Case study: Heineken ; Valuing flexibility ; Valuation in emerging markets ; Valuing high-growth companies ; Valuing cyclical companies ; Valuing banks ; ANSWERS.

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