Frank Fabozzi – Foundations of Economic Value Added (2nd Edition)
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Description
An up to date take a look at the position of financial revenue evaluation within the course of of wealth creation
Grant explains the pivotal position of financial worth added (EVA) within the concept of finance, the best way to measure EVA with commonplace accounting changes, the best way to use EVA to worth corporations and their inventory, and the best way to use financial revenue ideas to determine wealth-creating corporations, industries, and even market economies.
Table of Contents
Foreword by James A. Abate.
Preface.
About the Author.
Chapter 1: The EVA Revolution.
Chapter 2: EVA within the Theory of Finance I: Investment Decisions.
Chapter 3: EVA within the Theory of Finance II: Financing Decisions
Chapter 4: Basic Economic Profit.
Chapter 5: Financial Characteristics of Wealth Creators (and Destroyers).
Chapter 6: Enterprise Valuation I: Free Cash Flow Model.
Chapter 7: Enterprise Valuation II: Economic Profit Model.
Chapter 8: Traditional Measures of Profitability and Success.
Chapter 9: EVA Accounting Adjustments.
Chapter 10: Role of Economic Depreciation.
Chapter 11: Estimating the Cost of Capital.
Chapter 12: Estimating MVA with Published Financial Reports.
Chapter 13: Company Analysis Using EVA
Chapter 14: Industry Analysis Using EVA.
Chapter 15: Macroanalysis Using EVA
Index.
Author Information
JAMES L. GRANT is President of JLG Research, an organization specializing in financial revenue analysis, and a member of the finance school at Baruch College of the City University of New York. He has printed a number of articles in funding journals together with the Journal of Portfolio Management and the Journal of Investing. Dr. Grant can be the coauthor of Focus on Value: A Corporate and Investor Guide to Wealth Creation, and coauthor and coeditor respectively of Equity Portfolio Management and Value-Based Metrics: Foundations and Practice, all from Wiley. He holds a PhD in enterprise from the University of Chicago’s Graduate School of Business.
