Value Assessment: Measuring and Managing Company Value (4th Edition)

Author: (USA) Koller, T. et al. (), Gao Jian et al. (Translation)
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: This book is hailed by financial experts worldwide as the best specialized work in its field. It offers profound insights into the measurement, management, and maximization of corporate value, providing advanced guidance for professionals, scholars, and experts in the management and investment fields. Compared to the 3rd edition, the 4th edition:
- Continues to expand the practical application of financial theory in real-world business issues;
- Reflects major economic events over the past decade, new developments in financial academic research, and the authors' own experiences;
- Most cases and empirical analyses have been updated, reflecting changes in accounting standards;
- Uses a significant number of examples and data from outside the United States, including discussions on U.S. and international accounting standards, with a dedicated chapter on emerging markets;
- Adds 5 new chapters, including reflections on return on invested capital and growth (Chapter 6), the use of multiples for valuation (Chapter 12), performance measurement (Chapter 13), and capital structure (Chapter 17).
...Since the first edition of this book was published, it has been widely praised by professionals worldwide. It offers profound insights into the measurement, management, and maximization of corporate value, providing advanced guidance for professionals, scholars, and experts in the management and investment fields. Compared to the 3rd edition, the 4th edition:
- Continues to expand the practical application of financial theory in real-world business issues;
- Reflects major economic events over the past decade;
- Summarizes the authors' latest practical insights from their global corporate work;
- Most cases and case analyses have been updated, reflecting U.S. and international accounting standards;
- Adds reflections on return on invested capital and growth, the use of multiples for valuation, performance measurement, and capital structure.