Corporate Valuation

2. The theoretical value of a share based on valuation models.
4. Value A type of valuation used when a company is being liquidated.
7. A valuation approach that uses future cash flows discounted to present value.
9. The discount rate used in DCF analysis to reflect risk and time value of money.
11. The expected return on an investment over a period.
12. The process of estimating the impact of uncertainty in valuation models.
13. The value of an asset after adjusting for depreciation or wear and tear.
15. The ratio that compares a firm’s debt to its equity financing.
18. A method used to assess a business's financial viability before acquisition.
21. The measure of a company’s profitability before interest and taxes.
23. A valuation multiple that compares stock price to earnings per share.
24. The value of a firm based on its assets minus liabilities.
25. The process of estimating the worth of an asset or company.

1. The risk-free rate is commonly represented by the yield on government bonds.
3. A key input in DCF, representing expected company growth.
5. The financial statement used to estimate earnings-based valuation models.
6. The price an asset would fetch in an open market.
8. The valuation model using dividends to estimate stock value.
10. The cost of using equity financing in a firm.
14. A measure of risk in stock pricing models.
16. The present value of all expected free cash flows of a firm.
17. The amount of profit a company earns per share.
19. A method that values a firm by applying multiples to financial metrics.
20. The valuation method based on comparing a company's financial metrics with those of similar firms.
22. A key financial statement used in the asset-based valuation method.