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What are the possible weaknesses of this peer approach to valuation?
what are the possible weaknesses of this peer approach to
valuation?
KNOWLEDGE CHECK What are the possible weaknesses of this peer approach to valuation? The approach does not account for industry context, the company might have multiple divisions, and the approach focuses on the statistics of only one company The chosen peers might not be true competitors, the approach focuses on the statistics of only one company, and the most appropriate competitors might not have P/E multiples. The chosen peers...
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An alternate approach to discounted cashflow valuation is the adjusted present value approach, where you value the firm with no debt (unlevered firm) first and then consider the value effects of debt. What is the fundamental difference between the cost of capital approach and the APV approach and why might they generate different answers?
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Assignment Discuss the strength and weaknesses of cash-flow based valuation models. How do variations in the required cost of capital for debt and equity shareholders affect valuation? Present your analysis and discussion in a one to two page.