Valuation : measuring and managing the value of companies /
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| Formato: | Libro |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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New Jersey :
John Wiley & Sons,
c2010.
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| Edición: | 5th ed. |
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- 1. Why value value?
- 2. Fundamental principles of value creation.
- 3. The expectations treadmill.
- 4. Return on invested capital.
- 5. Growth.
- 6. Frameworks for valuation.
- 7. Reorganizing the financial statements.
- 8. Analyzing performance and competitive position.
- 9. Forecasting performance.
- 10. Estimating continuing value.
- 11. Estimating the cost of capital.
- 12. Moving from enterprise value to value per share.
- 13. Calculating and interpreting results.
- 14. Using multiples to triangulate results.
- 15. Market value tracks return on invested capital and growth.
- 16. Markets value substance, not form.
- 17. Emotions and mispricing in the market.
- 18. Investors and managers in efficient markets.
- 19. Corporate portfolio strategy.
- 19. Corporate portfolio strategy.
- 20. Performance management.
- 21. Mergers and acquisitions.
- 22. Creating value through divestitures.
- 23. Capital structure.
- 24. Investor communications.
- 25. Taxes.
- 26. Nonoperating expenses, one-time charges, reserves, and provisions.
- 27. Leases, pensions, and other obligations.
- 28. Capitalized expenses.
- 29. Inflation.
- 30. Foreign currency.
- 31. Case study: Heineken.
- 32. Valuing flexibility.
- 33. Valuation in emerging markets.
- 34. Valuing high-growth companies.
- 35. Valuing cyclical companies.
- 36. Valuing banks.