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Profitability for Equity
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GP/Sales, Op Profit/Sales, Pre-tax income/Sales, NI/Sales, GCF(after tax)/Sales
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Profitability for Invested Capital
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GP/Sales, Op Profit/Sales, EBIT/Sales, EBITDA/Sales, NOPAT/Sales
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AR Turnover
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Sales/AR
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Days Receivables
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365/AT Turnover
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Inventory Turnover
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COGS/Inventory
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Days Inventory
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365/Inventory Turnover
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Working Capital Turnover
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Revenue/NWC
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Net Fixed Asset Turnover
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Revenue/NFA
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Total Asset Turnover
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Revenue/Total Assets
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Invested Capital Turnover
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Revenue/Invested Capital
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Debt/Equity
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Total Liabilities/Equity
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Debt to Invested Capital
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Interest-bearing debt/invested capital
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Fixed Assets to Equity
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Net Fixed Assets/Equity
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Equity to Total Assets
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Equity/Total Assets
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Trade Payables Turnover
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COGS/Trade Payables
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Days of Trade Payables
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365/Payables Turnover Ratio
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Times Interest Earned
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EBIT/Interest Expense
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Cash Flow Debt Coverage
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(NI+D&A)/Debt Current Maturities
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Quick Ratio
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(Cash & Equivalents + A/R)/Current Liabilities
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Net Working Capital Turnover
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Sales/NWC
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ROE
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Net Income/Equity
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DuPont ROE
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(NI/Sales)x(Sales/Assets)x(Assets/Equity)
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Return on Invested Capital
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EBIT/Invested Capital
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DuPont ROIC
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(EBIT/Sales)x(Sales/Assets)x(Assets/IC)
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Return on Assets
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EBIT/Total Assets or (EBIT/Sales)x(Sales/Assets)
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Plowback ratio
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Change in Retained Earnings/Net Income
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Equity Growth Ratio
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ROE x Plowback Ratio
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Porter's Five Forces
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Threat of New Entrants, Threat of Substitutes, Bargaining power of buyers, Bargaining power of sellers, rivalry among existing firms
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Never use the asset approach when valuing ___.
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a minority equity interest
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The cost of reproducing a new replica of a property with the same or very similar materials based on current prices as of a specific date.
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Reproduction Cost New
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The cost of a new property having the nearest equivalent utility as the property being appraised.
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Replacement Cost New
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Replacement cost new less depreciation from age, wear and tear, or obsolescense.
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Depreciated Replacement Cost New
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The fair market value of an asset, including installation costs and the contribution of the item to the operating facility.
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Fair Market Value in Continued Use (or Value in Use)
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The expected gross proceeds from the sale of the asset held under orderly sales conditions and given a reasonable period of time in which to find purchasers.
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Orderly Liquidation Value
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The expected gross proceeds from the sale of the asset that could be realized at a properly advertised and conducted public auction held under forced sale conditions and with a sense of immediacy.
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Forced Liquidation Value
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Equity Cash Flow
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Revenue
-COGS -Operating Expese =EBIT -Interest Expense =Pre-Tax Income -Taxes =Net Income +Depreciation =Gross Cash Flow +/- Change in Working Capital -Capital Expenditures +/- Change in Debt =Net Equity Cash Flow |
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Invested Capital Cash Flow
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Revenue
-COGS -Operating Expenses =EBIT -Taxes =NOPAT +Depreciation =Gross Cash Flow +Change in Working Capital -Capital Expenditures =Net Invested Capital Cash Flow |
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Build-Up Approach
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RFR
+Equity Risk Premium +Size Premium +Company Specific Risk =Discount Rate |
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CAPM
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RFR + beta(Return on Market-RFR) + Company Specific Risk
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WACC uses...
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market value of equity and debt...NOT book value
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Debt/Equity
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Total Liabilities/Equity
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Debt to Invested Capital
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Interest-bearing debt/invested capital
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Fixed Assets to Equity
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Net Fixed Assets/Equity
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Equity to Total Assets
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Equity/Total Assets
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Trade Payables Turnover
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COGS/Trade Payables
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Days of Trade Payables
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365/Payables Turnover Ratio
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Times Interest Earned
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EBIT/Interest Expense
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Cash Flow Debt Coverage
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(NI+D&A)/Debt Current Maturities
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Quick Ratio
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(Cash & Equivalents + A/R)/Current Liabilities
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Net Working Capital Turnover
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Sales/NWC
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Strengths of Market Approach
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-Easy to get data
-Easy to understand and apply -Includes all assets -Does not rely on forecasts -Generally thought to be objective and reliable -Incorporates current market conditions |
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Weaknesses of Market Approach
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-Requires comparable companies
-Can't be used for a variety of individual assets -Hidden growth assumptions -Often reflect synergies |
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Five Basic Principles Underlying the Market Approach
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-Comparability
-Availability -Timeliness -Transparency -Efficiency |
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Comparability as it relates to the market approach
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-Industry
-Size -Growth -Business Risk -Financial Risk |
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Nine Steps to the Market Approach
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1. Choose comps
2. Normalize subject and comps 3. Calculate multiples 4. Select Multiples 5. Compare Company to Comps 6. Adjust Multiples 7. Apply Multiples 8. Reconcile 9. Discounts/Premiums |
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Basic Formula of Multiple
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(Value/Benefit)xBenefit
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MVIC or MVEQ - Sales
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MVIC
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MVIC or MVEQ - Gross Profit
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MVIC
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MVIC or MVEQ - EBITDA
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MVIC
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MVIC or MVEQ - EBIT
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MVIC
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MVIC or MVEQ - NOPAT
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MVIC
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MVIC or MVEQ - Discretionary Earnings
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MVIC
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MVIC or MVEQ - BVIC
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MVIC
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MVIC or MVEQ - Total Assets
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MVIC
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MVIC or MVEQ - Tangible BVIC
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MVIC
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MVIC or MVEQ - Beds/Clicks/Rooms/Miles
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MVIC
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MVIC or MVEQ - Pretax Income
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MVEQ
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MVIC or MVEQ - Net Income
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MVEQ
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MVIC or MVEQ - Gross Cash Flow
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MVEQ
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MVIC or MVEQ - Book Value of Equity
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MVEQ
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Coefficient of Variation
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SD/Mean
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Any multiple or divisor used to convert anticipated economic benefits of a single period into value.
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Capitalization Factor
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Any divisor used to convert anticipated economic benefits of a single period into value.
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Capitalization Rate
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The share price of a publicly traded stock multiplied by the number of shares outstanding.
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MVEQ
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The market capitalization of equity plus the market value of the debt component of invested capital.
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MVIC
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SGLPTL
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Size, Growth, Liquidity, Profitability, Turnover, Leverage
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GPC - Primary selection criteria
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-Active market
-Similarity of business/industry -Size -Growth -Financial Performance |
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GPC Normalizing Adjustments
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Comparability - Accounting Translation Adjustments
Predictability - Extraordinary/Nonrecurring Adjustments Core Operations - Nonessential or Excess Asset Adjustments |
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IF asked to adjust YE invetory from LIFO to FIFO
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Ending LIFO Inventory + LIFO Reserve
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If asked to calculate the adjustment to retained earnings (tax affected)
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YE LIFO Reserve x (1-tax rate)
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If asked to calculate the impact on net income of an adjustment from LIFO to FIFO
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Change in LIFO Reserve x (1-tax rate)
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Predictability - Extraordinary/Nonrecurring Adjustments
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-Discontinued Operations
-Restructuring costs -Historical goodwill amortization |
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Regress Price/BV of Equity against
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ROE
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Regress Price/Sales against
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ROS
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Adjusting the market multiple for size risk
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K(gpc) + [K size of subject - K size of GPC] - G(gpc)
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Shareholder level discounts
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-DLOC
-DLOM -Voting vs Nonvoting -Blockage |
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Equity Level Discounts
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-Trapped in Capital Gains
-Key person -Contingent Liabilities -Environmental -Litigation -Portfolio -Concentration of supplier base |
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SDE (BizComps)
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EBITDA + Owner's Comp + Perks
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SDE (IBA)
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EBIT + Owner's Comp + Perks
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Disadvantages of Rules of Thumb
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-Based on averages
-No accesss to company data -No access to terms |
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Level of Value - M&A Method
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Control
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Level of Control - Asset Accumulation Method
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Control
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Level of Control - Excess Earnings Method
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Control
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Level of Control - Income Method
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Control Cash Flows = Control
Minority Cash Flows = Minority, Marketable |
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Level of Control - GPC
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Control Cash Flows = Control
Minority Cash Flows = Minority, Marketable |
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Minority Discount =
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1-(1/1+Control Premium)
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Rationale for DLOM for Controlling Interests
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-Uncertain time horizon
-Cost to prepare and execute sale -Risk concering price -Noncash and deferred transaction proceeds -Inability to hypothecate |
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Steps in the Reconciliation Process
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-Reread EL
-Analyst review -Check indications of value reflect same level of value -Reconcile market and incoem value indications |