Preface | |
Valuations Are Important | |
Valuation Challenges: Which Techniques to Apply | |
Contributors | |
Chapter Summaries | |
Two Frameworks For Understanding Valuation Models | |
Top Down/Bottom-up Analysis | |
Life Cycle | |
Firms | |
Conclusion | |
Notes | |
References | |
The Value Edge Reap the Advantage of Disciplined Techniques | |
Valuation Decisions Are Made Differently by Different People | |
Techniques of Communicating Value Can Demonstrate a Commitment to Value Building | |
Analysts Beware: Once Successful Public Companies Can Lose Their Way | |
Incentive Compensation Techniques Based on Value are Better | |
Valuation Techniques for Private Companies Are Also More Data Driven | |
Estimates of Value May Differ Depending on Data Integrity | |
Finance Theory and Corporate Value | |
The Value Edge Begins at the SBU Level | |
The Waterfall of Value Identifies Value Creators and Destroyers | |
Better Valuation Frameworks Provide Discipline | |
The Value Journey Has Many Steps along the Way | |
Acknowledgments | |
References | |
Applying A Systems Mindset to Stock Valuation | |
Choice 1: A Systems Mindset | |
Choice 2: Firms' Competitive Life-Cycle | |
Choice 3: Inflation Adjustments and Economic Returns | |
Choice 4: Denominator Depends Upon the Numerator | |
Net Cash Receipt Streams, Discount Rates, and Problem Solving | |
Choice 5: Insights and Plausibility Judgments | |
Back to the Future | |
Searching for Failures and Success | |
Conclusion | |
Notes | |
References | |
Comparing Valuation Models | |
Literature Review | |
Brief Description of the Valuation Models That Are Compared | |
An Expert System That Does Valuation | |
Goodness of Fit: Initial Sample (1,351 Valuations, 1993-2000) | |
Tests of DCF in a Hold-out Sample (New Sample 2000-2008) | |
Convergence Tests | |
Straw Man Horse Races (Comparison of Three Models) | |
"Goodness of Fit" | |
"Convergence" | |
Conclusion | |
Appendix: Title | |
Notes | |
References | |
Developing an Automated Discounted Cash Flow Model | |
Models Examined | |
Data and Initial Parameterization | |
Measurement Principles | |
Proprietary Models | |
Conclusion | |
Appendix: Academic Literature | |
Notes | |
References | |
The Essence of Value-Based Finance | |
Introducing Value-Based Finance (a Transition from 'Accounting' to 'Economics') | |
Valuation Perspectives: Economic Profit (EP) and Market Value Added (MVA) | |
Valuation Perspectives: The 'Magnifier' | |
Valuation Perspectives, "Financial Drivers," | |
Valure Profit (VPM | |
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Value Analysis: The Proper Focus | |
Notes | |
Residual Income and Stock Valuation Techniques | |
Does it Matter Which One You Use? | |
Economic Value Added (EVA) | |
Residual Income Method of Valuation | |
Abnormal Earnings Growth Model | |
Numerical Example of RI and AEG | |
Conclusion | |
Notes | |
References | |
Modern Tools For Valuation Providing the Investment Community with Better Tools for Investment Decisions | |
Identifying the Problem: "We still don't know how to value companies.2" | |
So What Drives Stock Market Valuation?: "The value of any asset equals the discounted present value of its cash flows." | |
Our Valuation Methodology | |
Theory Meets Practice | |
General Notes on Stock-Picking | |
Economic vs. Reported Earnings | |
Definitions of Key Terms Used in Our Valuation Models | |
How Our Discounted Cash Flow Model Works | |
Explanation of Risk/Reward Rating System | |
NOPAT, Invested Capital, and WACC Calculations for Accenture | |
Notes | |
The Economic Profit Approach to Securities Valuation | |
Basics of Economic Profit Valuation | |
Economic Profit Models | |
Reconciliation of EVA Models | |
Cost of Capital Effects | |
Pricing Implications | |
EVA Accounting Adjustments | |
Invested Capital | |
EVA Application: JLG Dow Fundamental | |
EVA Link to FCF Valuation | |
FCF Valuation: Horizon Years | |
FCF Valuation: Residual Years | |
Summary | |
Notes | |
Valuations For Managers Closing the Gap Between Theory and Practice | |
Current Environment | |
Alternative Measures of Value Creation - a Quick Review | |
Conclusions | |
Notes | |
References | |
The LifeCycle Returns Valuation System | |
Converting Accounting Information to Economic Returns | |
Converting Economic Returns to Intrinsic Values | |
Converting Intrinsic Values to Investment Decisions | |
Summary | |
Appendix: Market Derived Discount Rates and CAPM Beta Costs of Capital | |
Notes | |
References | |
Morningstar's Approach to Equity Analysis and Security Valuation | |
Applying Economic Moats to Security Valuation | |
Intrinsic Value | |
Conclusion | |
Valuing Real Options Insights From Competitive Strategy | |
Overview of Option Pricing for Financial Securities | |
Basic OPTION PRICING Applications for Real Assets | |
Advanced Option Pricing Applications for Real Assets | |
Conclusion and Future Research | |
Notes | |
References | |
GRAPES A Theory of Stock Prices | |
A Theory of Stock Prices | |
Arbitrage | |
The Beginning of All Things | |
Summary | |
The Model and System | |
GRAPES System for Valuing Companies | |
The Pricing of Risk | |
Notes | |
Portfolio Valuation Challenges and Opportunities - Using Automation | |
Background | |
Methods Adoption Implications | |
Accounting Pronouncements | |
SEC Guidance | |
Accounting Pronouncements & FASB | |
XBRL Format | |
Emerging Best Practices | |
International Standards | |
Producing Portfolio Valuations | |
Using Automation in Valuations | |
Conclusion | |
Notes | |
References | |
The Valuation of Healthcare Professional Practices | |
Basic Economic Valuation Tenets | |
The Value Pyramid | |
Buy or Build? Value as "Incremental Benefit" | |
The "Standard of Value" and "Premise of Value" | |
Valuation Adjustments for Risk | |
Classification of Assets and Determination of Goodwill | |
Impact of Competitive Forces | |
Valuation Approaches, Methods, and Techniques | |
Analysis of Risk | |
Level of Value: Discounts and Premiums | |
Conclusion | |
Notes | |
Valuing Dental Practices | |
Normalization | |
Fixed Asset Appraisal | |
Ratio Analysis | |
USPAP Standards | |
Summary | |
Notes | |
References | |
TK | |
An Economic View of the Impact of Human Capital on Firm Performance and Valuation | |
Creating and Standardizing Metrics | |
Predicting Future Financial Results | |
Organizational Decomposition | |
Mathematical Models Guiding Practical Action | |
Notes | |
References | |
EBITDA Down But Not Out | |
What is EBITDA? | |
Who Uses EBITDA and Why? | |
EBITDA in Financial Reporting | |
EBITDA in Europe | |
Impact on the U.S. Capital Market | |
The Reporting Performance Project | |
Conclusions | |
Notes | |
References | |
Optimizing the Value of Investor Relations | |
IR as a Service Function | |
IRO as the Resident Investment Market Expert | |
Building Investor Respect As Well | |
It's All about Information of Value | |
The Information Advantage | |
Working with One Key Investor at a Time | |
Working with the Primary Investors | |
What It Takes to Do the Job | |
Identifying the Information That Determines Intrinsic Value | |
Focus on the Value Drivers | |
Linking Intrinsic Value to Stock Price | |
The Numerous Vital Lessons from this Book | |
Wrapping It Up | |
Notes | |
References | |
Lower Risk and Higher Returns Linking Stable Paretian Distributions and DCF | |
Background | |
Intrinsic Values and Distributions | |
Automated Valuation Models | |
Research Design and Empirical Results | |
Conclusion | |
Synthesizing the Lifecycle Framework | |
Technical Note - Ranges of Bounded Rationality | |
Notes | |
References | |
Common Themes and Differences Debates and Associated Issues Facing the Profession | |
Does Intrinsic Value Have Any Meaning? | |
Methodologies: Mark to Market, Mark to Model | |
Illiquidity Crises and Market Meltdowns: Effect on Quantitative Strategies | |
Discounted Cash Flow Methodologies | |
Financial Management Association Practitioner Demand Driven Academic Research Fma Pddari | |
Examples of Assumptions and Theories Deserving Debate and Empirical Quantification | |
Categories of Assumptions | |
Examples of Assumptions and Theories | |
References | |
About the Editors | |
About the Contributors | |
Index | |
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