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Published: 27.05.2008.
Language: English
Level: College/University
Literature: 6 units
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Table of contents
Nr. Chapter  Page.
1.  Introduction    3
2.  What is business valuation    4
3.  Measures of value    5
4.  Intangibles of a company    7
5.  The corporate valuation model    8
6.  Methods for companies’ valuation    11
7.  How to Use Cash Flow    15
8.  Valuing insurance industry    17
9.  Firm’s liabilities    19
10.  Financial distress    20
11.  Valuing bond portfolios    23
12.  Conclusion    26
13.  References    27
Extract

The corporate world in Europe has faced a wave of new challenges and undergone some dramatic changes over the last decade. Increased globalization, trade liberalization, the advent of the European Union, the introduction of the euro and the deregulation of capital markets are all factors that have resulted in more global and demanding financial markets than ever before.
At the push of a button, or at least after a brief phone call, global investors can purchase or sell stakes in companies in seconds, building or reshuffling portfolios in all corners of the globe. News agencies with thousands of employees wire out company results seconds after they have been made public to hundreds of thousands of financial decision-makers all over the world. …

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