"Business valuation: fundamentals, instrumentation, and practice"/G.B.Smirnitskiy, A.N.Chirkin

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Preparing date: December 2013
Page number: 312
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"Business valuation: fundamentals, instrumentation, and practice"/G.B.Smirnitskiy, A.N.Chirkin recommended by the state property Fund of Ukraine to practicing evaluators, teachers and students evaluation of courses for exam preparation program the basic course and refresher course in the direction of "Valuation of integral property complexes, shares, securities, property rights and intangible assets, including rights to objects of intellectual property ", as well as students of economic universities, employees of banks, investment institutions and managers at all levels it interested in enhancing business value and investment attractiveness of their businesses.


The contents

The opening remarks of Shalaev


A review of Professor O. V. Serikova

Preface


Chapter 1. The basics of valuation of enterprise (business)
1.1. International organization. Standards and guidelines for the assessment of business
1.1.1. International Committee on valuation standards. International valuation standards
1.1.2. The European group of valuers associations. standards TEGoVA
1.2. For what purpose the firm is being assessed?
1.2.1. Buying a business
1.2.2. Businesses for sale
1.2.3. Mergers and acquisitions
1.2.4. The loan
1.3. The basic principles of business valuation
1.3.1. The valuation principles are based on the views of the owner
1.3.2. Principles associated with the peculiarities of doing business
1.3.3. The principles due to the influence of market environment
1.3.4. The principles determined by the state of and changes in the external environment of business
1.4. Framework approaches to the evaluation of enterprise (business)
1.4.1. Approach that focuses on the value of the assets
1.4.2. The approach from the point of view of income
1.4.3. Market (comparative) approach


Chapter 2. Organization of the evaluation process
2.1. Preliminary studies and commitments
2.2. Probable targets and the evaluation function
2.3. The framework for the assessment
2.4. Definition and types of cost
2.5. What is the rating of the enterprise?


Chapter 3. Collecting General and specific data
3.1. The amount of information required for business valuation
3.2. The General economic view
3.3. Local and regional data
3.4. General information about peers