Corporate Valuation For Portfolio Investment : Analyzing Assets, Earnings, Cash Flow, Stock Price, Governance, and Special Situations
By: Monks, Robert (Author), Lajoux, Alexandra (Author).
Bloomberg Press. Published: 01/07/2010. Audience Guide: General (US: Trade). Hardback. Sourced from U.S.A.
Every portfolio manager faces the same question every day: What is a company's true value? That value can be measured in many ways: assets, earnings, cash flow, governance, stock price, and more. From the investor's vantage point, corporate value is a moving target, and it is clear that corporate valuation is easier to talk about than do. A realistic assessment of value is key to investing success. "Corporate Valuation for Portfolio Investment "gives a comprehensive overview of corporate valuation. Institutional investors will find practical and insightful information to help understand and evaluate a corporation's value. The authors explain which elements matter most and how they should be analyzed, depending on the investor's purpose and timeframe. Item Details
ISBN10/13: 1576603172/9781576603178
TITLE: Corporate Valuation for Portfolio Investment CONTRIBUTORS: Monks, Robert (Author), Lajoux, Alexandra (Author) IMPRINT: Bloomberg Press PUBLISHER: Bloomberg Press FORMAT: Hardback PUBLICATION DATE: 01/07/2010
SUBJECT: Business, Industry & Management, Business, Industry & Management, Finance & Accounting, Investment & Securities PAGES: 600 AUDIENCE GUIDE: General (US: Trade)
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