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EACVA’s 12th Annual Conference for Business Valuation Professionals – Register now
November 22–23, 2018
Crowne Plaza Hotel Düsseldorf – Neuss, Germany
EACVA cordially invites you to attend our 12th Annual Business ValuationConference being held on November 22-23, 2018 in Dusseldorf/Neuss, Germany.
A highly diversified 2-day-program with keynote sessions by internationally renowned speakers and 24 sessions on current developments in business valuation and intangible assets valuation is available to our participants.
New impulses and lively discussions are provided at this most important conference for business valuation professionals in Europe – and it is also a good opportunity to make new contacts or to refresh existing ones.
For further information please go to: www.valuationconference.de
Facing Up to Uncertainty: Using Probabilistic Approaches in Valuation
by Aswath Damodaran.
In valuation practice, it is common to use point estimates for input variables to arrive at a point estimate of value. This practice has its roots in the twentieth century, where data was difficult or expensive to access, and practitioners had weak tools. As data becomes more accessible and models more powerful, it is worth examining whether we can make our valuations of projects and businesses richer and more informative, by drawing on established statistical tools and we introduce three in this paper.
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The Reaction of Firm Ex Ante Cost of Equity Capital to Initiation and Resolution of Shareholder Lawsuits
by William J. Moser.
In this manuscript, I examine the firm’s ex ante cost of equity capital in the quarter before and the quarter after the filing of a shareholder securities lawsuit as well as in the quarter before and the quarter after the final resolution of the shareholder lawsuit.
Deja Vu In Turkey: Currency Crisis and Corporate Insanity!
by Aswath Damodaran.
This has been a year of rolling crises, some originating in developed markets and some in emerging markets, and the market has been remarkably resilient through all of them. It is now Turkey’s turn to be in the limelight, though not in a way it hoped to be, as the Turkish Lira enters what seems like a death spiral, that threatens to spill over into other emerging markets.
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