Corporate Valuation - an easy guide to measuring value
17 Sep 03

Understanding valuation is vital if organisations want to maximise shareholder value. Yet many managers ignore the area of corporate valuation, despite the fact that the organisation's value is the ultimate measurement of its health and prosperity.

Corporate Valuation - an easy guide to measuring value gives insight into the most universal issues in corporate valuation and the most commonly used valuation methods in a quick and easy but comprehensive way. Corporate Valuation enables you to speak intelligently about the subject, but also to value your own company.

The incentive to learn corporate valuation for the everyday manager has historically not been particularly strong. Increased shareholding among the population, increased focus on shareholder value and increased focus on correct valuations, combined with the burst of the Internet bubble, have increased pressure on management to understand corporate value and maximise shareholder wealth.

Corporate Valuation - an easy guide to measuring value by David Frykman and Jakob Tolleryd, published August 2003 by Financial Times Prentice Hall. For more information or to purchase click here.

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