Models for Evaluating the Company on FCFE and FCFF basis
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The basic idea when evaluating the companies on the basis of the cash-flows expected to e generated in the future consists of up-dating the available cash-flows at an appropriate rate of the expected yield. However, the matter gets complicated if considering the fact that we can utilize both the cash-flow available at the company level (FCFF), and the cash-flow available with the purpose of being distributed to the shareholders (FCFE).Download Info
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Article provided by Romanian Statistical Review in its journal Romanian Statistical Review Supplement.
Volume (Year): 60 (2012)
Issue (Month): 4 (November)
Pages: 80-86
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Keywords: cash-flows; assets; financial indicators; capital; models; investment;Find related papers by JEL classification:
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