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Venture Valuation Flashcards

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what is the definition of economic value

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sum of future free cash flows an enterprise/business generates adjusted for risk and TVM

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what is the difference between value and price

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what are the key drivers of value

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what are some common methods used to estimate value

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what is the difference in valuation between traditional business model firms vs platform business model

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what is a platform business model

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what is stakeholder capitalism

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private value

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economic value for owners of the enterprise/business

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economic value vs enterprise value

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economic value: value based on ability to generate cash flows

enterprise value: value of equity and debt of company

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what is operating asset value

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total value of company assets that are directly used for core business operations and generating cash flows

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what is an unlevered enterprise

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funded solely through equity

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what is operating asset value if the enterprise is funded solely through equity

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equivalent to shareholder value

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how does expectation play a role in shareholder value

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drives stock price, stocks are a function of expectation

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what is an ETF

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what is the difference between value and price

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what is the difference between a mutual fund and an ETF

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what is a search and matching market

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what is social value

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what are Milton freedman’s assumptions under which ‘the social responsibility of business is to increase its profits’

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when should a company depart from intentional profit maximization

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what are the two main valuation methods

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how does a DCF work

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23
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how do multiples valuation work

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what is free cash flow

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25
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what is NOPLAT

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what is net investment

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27
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how to calculate FCF (using noplat)

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what is margin

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what is depreciation

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what is asset turnover

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what is ROIC

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what is g

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what is IR

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how does ROIC and G drive value

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what happens to ventures with small ROIC

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what is a platform business model

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what is a non rival good?

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how is data a non rival good?

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what is a customer acquisition cost

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what is a customer churn

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39
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what is a net promoter score

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40
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what is lifetime value

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what is gross margin

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what is annual recurring revenue or monthly recurring revenue growth

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what is quick ratio

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