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Corporate Finance: A Valuation Approach

Simon Benninga, Oded Sarig

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Abstract

1. Financial Valuation Tools 2. Using Financial Reporting Information 3. Valuation: Processes and Principles 4. Building Pro Forma Financial Statements 5. Analyzing the Firm's Environment 6. Analyzing the Firm's Operations 7. J. M. Smucker - Projecting Financial Performance 8. Capital Structure and the Cost of Capital 9. Estimating Discount Rates 10. Valuation by Multiples 11. Valuing the Firm's Debt 12. Valuing Equity Cash Flows Directly 14. Final Remarks

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1. Financial Valuation Tools 2. Using Financial Reporting Information 3. Valuation: Processes and Principles 4. Building Pro Forma Financial Statements 5. Analyzing the Firm's Environment 6. Analyzing the Firm's Operations 7. J. M. Smucker - Projecting Financial Performance 8. Capital Structure and the Cost of Capital 9. Estimating Discount Rates 10. Valuation by Multiples 11. Valuing the Firm's Debt 12. Valuing Equity Cash Flows Directly 14. Final Remarks

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1. Financial Valuation Tools 2. Using Financial Reporting Information 3. Valuation: Processes and Principles 4. Building Pro Forma Financial Statements 5. Analyzing the Firm's Environment 6. Analyzing the Firm's Operations 7. J. M. Smucker - Projecting Financial Performance 8. Capital Structure and the Cost of Capital 9. Estimating Discount Rates 10. Valuation by Multiples 11. Valuing the Firm's Debt 12. Valuing Equity Cash Flows Directly 14. Final Remarks

Key concepts: Valuation (finance), Corporate finance, Pre-money valuation, Discounted cash flow, Equity (law), Cash flow, Cost of capital, Finance

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