
Enterprise Value to Equity Value Bridge
The Enterprise Value to Equity Value bridge is the most important concept in transaction purchase price calculations. The key point to understand is that transactions …
The Enterprise Value to Equity Value bridge is the most important concept in transaction purchase price calculations. The key point to understand is that transactions …
Adjusted EBITDA is calculated by taking Reported EBITDA and adjusting for any one-off or exceptional items. It is commonly used in acquisitions with enterprise value …
Mergers and acquisitions (‘M&A’) is a term used to describe the purchase or consolidation of companies or trade and assets. Types of acquisitions Acquisitions either …
Financial due diligence (‘FDD’) is a review of a Target company’s financial information prior to a proposed transaction. FDD is often used to support deal …
Discounted Cash Flow (‘DCF’) is the most common valuation method employed by those in private equity or investment banks. The technique involves calculating the present …
The ‘Locked Box’ completion mechanism is an increasingly popular closing mechanism for M&A transactions, particularly in Europe. In the US, the traditional ‘completion accounts’ process …
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