Valuation: Measuring and Managing the Value of Companies, University Edition, 3rd Edition

by McKinsey & Company, Inc.; Tom Copeland; Tim Koller; Jack Murrin

• ISBN13: 9780471361916
• ISBN10: 0471361917
• Edition: 3rd
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 2000-01-01
• Publisher: Wiley
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Summary

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Table of Contents

Part One Company Value and the Manager's Mission
Why Value Value?	3	(14)
The Value Manager	17	(30)
Fundamental Principles of Value Creation	47	(8)
Metrics Mania: Surviving the Barrage of Value Metrics	55	(18)
Cash Is King	73	(16)
Making Value Happen	89	(22)
Mergers, Acquisitions, and Joint Ventures	111	(20)
Part Two Cash Flow Valuation: A Practitioner's Guide
Frameworks for Valuation	131	(26)
Analyzing Historical Performance	157	(44)
Estimating the Cost of Capital	201	(32)
Forecasting Performance	233	(34)
Estimating Continuing Value	267	(22)
Calculating and Interpreting the Results	289	(12)
Part Three Applying Valuation
Multibusiness Valuation	301	(14)
Valuing Dot.coms	315	(12)
Valuing Cyclical Companies	327	(8)
Valuing Foreign Subsidiaries	335	(18)
Valuation Outside the United States	353	(20)
Valuation in Emerging Markets	373	(22)
Using Option Pricing Methods to Value Flexibility	395	(32)
Valuing Banks	427	(22)
Valuing Insurance Companies	449	(22)
Appendix A More on the Adjusted Present Value Model	471	(8)
Index	479