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This paper profiles what I believe are core value investing general principles. In my work as a corporate financial and strategic advisor, I have observed a need for such an exposition because core value investing theory is not well understood by many corporate executives. Two anecdotal examples...
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During the course and scope of our work as corporate finance advisors and researchers we have encountered a number of executives who struggle with their current methods of estimating business unit hurdle rates, and their methods of evaluating business unit portfolios. A number of these...
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During the course and scope of our work as corporate finance advisors and researchers we have encountered a number of executives who struggle with their current methods of estimating business unit hurdle rates, and their methods of evaluating business unit portfolios. A number of these...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013030718
Books on Graham and Dodd-based valuation tend to be predominantly introductory in nature, and essentially present different interpretations of value investing, broadly defined. This book takes a different approach; rather than introduce a new variation on the value investing theme, it adopts the...
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Value investing generates a great deal of attention from the practitioner community; however no-one, to the best of my knowledge, has formally categorized the development of this influential school of thought over time. The consequences of this extend beyond the obvious losses to financial...
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