Question:

When would it not make sense to use a DCF in a valuation?

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Answer:

It would not make sense to use a DCF in a valuation if the company has very unstable or unpredictable cash flows or if debt / working capital serve fundamentally different roles (such as the case with banks and other financial institutions).

Other

Valuation

When would you use an LBO analysis as a part of your valuation?

Valuation

How would you rank the 3 major valuation methodologies from highest to lowest in expected value?

Valuation

Question:

When would it not make sense to use a DCF in a valuation?

Answer:

Other

Valuation

When would you use an LBO analysis as a part of your valuation?

How would you rank the 3 major valuation methodologies from highest to lowest in expected value?

What are some problems with using a Precedent Transactions analysis?

What is a Sum of the Parts valuation and when would you use it?

What are the most common valuation multiples?

What is a Liquidation Valuation analysis and when would you use it?

How would you present your various valuation methodologies to a client?

What are the three main valuation methodologies?

What are some problems with using a Comparable Companies analysis?

What are some other possible valuation methodologies besides the main three?

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