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100			_aChandra, Prasanna _9883
245			_aCorporate valuation: a guide for analysts, managers and investors
260			_aNew Delhi _bMcGraw Hill Education (India) Pvt. Ltd. _c2017
300			_aVarious pages
365			_aINR _b725.00
504			_a1. An Overview 2. Enterprise DCF Model 3. The Cost of Capital 4. Other DCF Models 5. Relative Valuation 6. Other Non-DCF Approaches 7. Valuation of Real Options 8. Advanced Issues in Valuation 9. Valuation of Intangible Assets 10. Case Studies in Valuation 11. Writing the Valuation Report 12. Value Enhancement
520			_aValuation is the central theme in finance. If you are a financial analyst, you have to regularly value IPOs, acquisition proposals, and divestment candidates. If you are a manager, you have to assess the impact of your decisions on firm value. If you are an investor, you have to compare market price with value to decide whether you should buy or hold or sell a security. This book discusses the techniques of valuation and the considerations that you have to bear in mind in valuing different types of companies. It provides a bridge between the world of -academic finance' and the -what do we do today' world of appraisers, managers, investors, regulators, and lawyers who are involved in valuing real companies. This book is aimed at two distinct audiences: Finance practitioners, senior managers, and investors who are involved in valuation MBA students and professional accountants who are pursuing specialized courses in corporate valuation, such as the ones offered by the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and the Institute of Cost and Works Accountants of India
650			_aCorporate valuation _91185
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