The Capitalized Excess Earnings Method for Valuation
There are quite a few startup valuation methods that you can use — today, we’re discussing the CEE method.
Control Premiums and Takeover Valuation: Here’s What You Should Know
Are you putting up your company for a merger or acquisition? Or are you thinking of acquiring one?
Do You Need to Perform Business Valuation After Suffering Financial Damages?
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.
Value Multiplier
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.
The Need for Company Valuation
Valuations of companies are continually being carried out in the world of economics and modern capital markets.
The High Value of Losing Company
Did you know that sometimes a company can lose a lot of money and be worth a great deal? Sounds illogical, right?
What Growth Rate in the Forecast Period Can Teach About the Professionalism of the Valuation Report?
Did you know you can learn about the professionalism of the valuation report from the growth rate?
Private Company Valuation: Everything You Need To Know
Determining private companies' value is more challenging than the valuation of public companies.
Are Business Valuators Biased? The Case of the Discounted Cash Flow Method
A company's value is derived from expectations regarding its future cash flows.
Why Traditional Valuation Methods for Companies Are not Applied to Value Startup companies?
The financial literature found that firms' traditional valuation methods (the Asset-Based Valuation, the Discounted Cash Flow, and the market approach) do not work for startups. Read why traditional valuation methods for companies are not applied to value startup companies.
