A Note on Valuation in Private Equity
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It’s the 14th March, 2020, and it’s been almost 10 years since my first article on private equity. I started this column at a time when everyone was buzzing with a great news about the acquisition of WWE by WPP, the world’s second-largest advertising company. The industry, I found, had gone through a dramatic change, and private equity became the buzzword that defined it. At the same time, this industry had some interesting stories as well. One such story
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In the case study I discussed how to determine a private equity valuation based on the current market price of the underlying business. This is a critical aspect of the investment decision-making process in private equity, as it ensures a fair return to investors by ensuring that the price paid reflects the real value of the business being acquired. In my experience, valuing a business in the private equity market can be a difficult process, as there are several factors to consider that can impact the final value. However, there are four main techniques that can be used
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This note is the fourth in a series that I will write to help you understand how private equity operates, what makes it different from public equity, and how it compares to other forms of investment in which I invest. This time, I focus on the topic of valuation. I started with a note on the PE model, which is still relevant today, and then branched out to the SWOT analysis. These two techniques have been helpful to me over the years, and I think you’ll find them useful here too. So, first
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