Textbook:Corporate Valuation: A Guide for Analysts - Managers and Investors
Course description
This coursebook discusses the techniques of valuation and the considerations that you have to bear in mind in valuing different types of companies. It seeks to provide a bridge between the world of ‘academic finance’ and the ‘what do we today’ world of appraisers, managers, investors, regulators, and lawyers who are involved in valuing real companies.
The coursebook is organised into twelve chapters:
• Chapter 1 provides an overview of corporate valuation.
• Chapter 2 discusses at length the enterprises DCF model, which is the most popular
DCF model in practice.
• Chapter 3 explains how the cost of capital is computed.
• Chapter 4 explores other DCF models like the free cash flow to equity model, adjusted present value model, and economic profit model.
• Chapter 5 focuses on the relative valuation approach which is widely used in practice.
• Chapter 6 covers other approaches to valuation like the book value approach, stock and debt approach, and the strategic approach.
• Chapter 7 explains how real options may be valued.
• Chapter 8 provides a synoptic view of advanced issues in valuation.
• Chapter 9 discusses the valuation of intangibles.
• Chapter 10 presents a few case studies of real life valuations.
• Chapter 11 dwells on how the valuation report may be wri en.
• Chapter 12 discusses some approaches to value enhancement.
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