Business Valuation Update

In the May issue:
  • How to Review a Report’s Valuation Methodology
  • Ideas for Solving Two Problems in the BV Profession
  • How Do Your Firm’s Benefits Stack Up?
  • Using Rule of Thumb Data to Uncover Cooked Books
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Capturing Industry Risk Within Cost of Capital Analysis

Adjusting for industry risk within cost-of-equity models is common practice, but the methods for measuring such risk vary greatly. The model chosen for estimating cost of equity (COE) is important, but so is data quality, stability, and availability. Many ...

Ibbotson Associates launches new Cost of Capital Center at www.ibbotson.com

By Ronald L. Seigneur, MBA, CVA, CPA/ABV and Tara McDowell*   The Ibbotson Associates (IA) Cost of Capital Center Web site, which is a widely recognized source of cost of capit ...

Ibbotson's SBBI 2001 Valuation Edition has enhanced features

Reviewed by Ronald L. Seigneur, MBA, CPA/ABV, CVA* 2001 SBBI Valuation Edition Yearbook , Ibbotson Associates. 225 North Michigan Avenue, Suite 700, Chicago, IL 60601-7676, (800) 758-3557, Fax ...

The Implied Private Company Pricing Model (IPCPM) Ko = (FCFF1 / P) + g

Editor’s Note: The authors have developed a model designed to be more reliable than the build-up method for estimating the cost of capital of a small privately held business. This model uses the authors’ new Implied Private Company Pricing Line 2.0 (IPCPL ...

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