Valuation Techniques- Burins Entity Flashcards

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What is business valuation?

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The estimation of the economic value of a burins entity or a portion of the business

  • used in buying or selling a burins, developing a buy/sell agreement, estate
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What is the process of business valuation?

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Establishing standards and premise of the valuation

Assessing economic environment

Analyzing F/S and related information

Formulating value

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Establishing standards are premise:

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  • Standards- Establish conditions of valuation:
  • Is valuation legally or otherwise mandated
  • Is valuation at request of and for owners?
  • Is valuation for prospective buyer?
  • Premise- Establishes assumptions to be used
  • Will the business continue as a single going-concern?
  • Will businesses be separated into separate units?
  • Will asset be sold separately
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How do you analyze the F/S?

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  • Common-size analysis (converting dollar amount to percentages)
  • Trend analysis- Changes in important measures
  • Ratio analysis- Determine important ratios
  • Make adjustments to statements to better reflect normal, on-going operations
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What is the alternative approach to burins valuation?

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1) Market approach
2) Income approach
3) Asset approach

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What is the market approach?

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(also called guideline public company method)

  • Determines values of a business by comparing it with a highly similar entities for which there is a readily determinable value.
  • Market value of a publicly-trade company
  • May require adjustment to get the final value
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What is the income approach?

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Determines the net present value of the benefit stream generated by the entity being valued

Net present value = entity value

Net present value is calculated using a discount rate

Discount rate should be based on rate of return need to attract investor funding given the level of risk

What are the alternative approach methods:

  • Discounted cash flows
  • Capitalization of earnings method- applies capitalization or interest rate
  • Earnings multiple- Applies a multiple factor to earnings to get value
  • Free cash flow - applies discount rate to get present value
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What is the asset approach?

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Determines value by adding values of individual assets that comprise the entity being valued

  • Fair value of each individual asset is determined
  • Sum of net asset is the value of the burins

To determine asset value you would use:

  • Market approach
  • Income approach
  • Cost approach

Certain asset are difficult to value alone (intangible assets or trademarks)

Asset approach is less appropriate for valuing a going-concern and non-controlling interest

May be appropriate for valuing entity in liquidation or little to no cash flows or earnings.

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