Business Valuation Methods (272)

5 Reasons Why Not Knowing Your Business Value Could Halt Your Progress

08 June 2021 | Published in Business Valuation Methods Be the first to comment!

Knowing the actual value of your business is an essential process that all companies must undergo, even those without plans of selling.

Equity Risk Premiums By Continents For 2021 - Infographics

28 May 2021 | Published in Business Valuation Methods Be the first to comment!

The equity risk premium is the difference between returns on equity and the risk-free rate of return. We have Compared the equity risk premium in several continents and regions in the world for 2021. Here are the results.

Quantitative Valuation Approach Discounted Cash Flow High Growth Company Valuation

Control Premiums and Takeover Valuation: Here’s What You Should Know

The Capitalized Excess Earnings Method for Valuation

21 May 2021 | Published in Business Valuation Methods Be the first to comment!

There are quite a few startup valuation methods that you can use — today, we’re discussing the CEE method.

Quantitative Valuation Approach Discounted Cash Flow High Growth Company Valuation

Control Premiums and Takeover Valuation: Here’s What You Should Know

07 May 2021 | Published in Business Valuation Methods Be the first to comment!

Are you putting up your company for a merger or acquisition? Or are you thinking of acquiring one?

Quantitative Valuation Approach Discounted Cash Flow High Growth Company Valuation

Do You Need to Perform Business Valuation After Suffering Financial Damages?

30 April 2021 | Published in Business Valuation Methods Be the first to comment!

When’s the right time to perform an online startup valuation? One situation in which you should always get your business valued is when you’ve just suffered a financial setback. Here’s what you need to know.

Quantitative Valuation Approach Discounted Cash Flow High Growth Company Valuation

Value Multiplier

03 March 2021 | Published in Business Valuation Methods Be the first to comment!

In economics and finance, a multiplier refers to an economic or financial factor that, when increased or changed, causes increases or changes in many other related economic or financial variables.

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