Business value assessment (Synergy test answers) 63 poi

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  • Business value assessment (Synergy test answers) 63 points (test) - 30 questions
  • You can determine the value of a minority stake using the method ...
  • net asset value
  • deals
  • capital market
  • It is customary to provide an overview in a business valuation report ...
  • macroeconomics and region
  • region and industry
  • macroeconomics of the country, region and industry
  • macroeconomics and industries
  • The Edwards-Bell-Olson model eliminates the flaw in the ... approach to business valuation
  • comparative
  • profitable
  • costly
  • To determine the value of a freely realizable minority stake (the value of a non-controlling stake in highly liquid shares), it is necessary ... a discount for non-controlling
  • control stake divided by
  • add to the cost of the controlling stake
  • deduct from the value of the controlling interest
  • The synthetic Black-Scholes model is such, since it is based on a combination of ... approaches
  • costly and comparative
  • profitable and comparative
  • profitable and costly
  • If it is known that the company´s expected income in the forecast period is 750,000 in the 1st year, 350,000 in the 2nd year, 500,000 in the 3rd year, 550,000 in the 4th year, and the residual value - 1,200,000 , and the discount rate is 8%, then the current value of the enterprise is ...
  • 2 612 570
  • 3,101,850
  • 2 677 720
  • To assess the results of business restructuring and within the framework of business value management, the method is used ...
  • capital market
  • discounted cash flows
  • accumulation of net assets
  • Restructuring as part of an investment strategy directly affects ...
  • net profit
  • financial structure of the company´s capital
  • capital investment
  • If the discounted cash flow method uses debt-free cash flow (cash flow for invested capital), then investment analysis examines ...
  • capital investment
  • change in the balance of long-term debt
  • net working capital
  • To accept the results of the capital market approach to align with the results of the income and cost approaches, it is necessary ...
  • do not apply any adjustments.
  • apply a discount for low liquidity
  • apply a control premium and, if necessary, make a discount for low liquidity
  • apply a discount for non-control
  • When assessing the value of the business of a joint-stock company, the object of assessment will be ...
  • block of shares of a joint stock company
  • property complex of a joint stock company
  • share in the authorized capital of a limited liability company
  • When assessing the market value of a holding, the most appropriate method will be ...
  • capitalization of income
  • accumulation of net assets
  • capital market
  • discounted cash flows
  • The date of the assessment in the assignment for assessment, in accordance with the normative documents in the field of valuation activity, must necessarily coincide with the date ... in the assessment report
  • compiling an assessment report
  • inspection
  • assessing
  • determining the value
  • Conducting financial analysis in a comparative approach is necessary for ...
  • the ratio of fixed and variable costs in the total cost
  • determining the degree of risk associated with the subject of assessment
  • determining the trend of changes in income and expenses
  • determining the rating among the sold similar enterprises
  • The method is based on the expectation principle ...
  • discounted cash flows
  • accumulation of net assets
  • deals
  • The residual value calculation is required in the method ...
  • discounted cash flows
  • capital market
  • excess profits
  • The transaction method is based on ...
  • future income of the evaluated company
  • evaluation of minority stakes in similar companies
  • assessment of controlling stakes in similar companies
  • assets of the appraised company
  • When the growth rate of the enterprise is moderate and predictable, the method is used ...
  • net assets
  • capitalization of income
  • industry ratios
  • discounted cash flows

Additional information

  • The residual value is determined ...
  • according to the formula "liquidation value of the company´s assets minus liabilities"
  • as the sum of the liquidation value of the assets of the enterprise
  • according to the formula "the liquidation value of the assets of the enterprise minus the costs of liquidation minus the liabilities"
  • according to the formula "the liquidation value of the assets of the enterprise minus the costs of liquidation"
  • As part of assessing the value of a business for its sale, the appraiser estimates ... the cost
  • cadastral
  • market
  • liquidation
  • investment
  • If the carrying amount of the entity´s cash at the valuation date is known to be CU50,000 and the receivable is CU450,000 (12% of which is uncollectible), the market value of the property at the valuation date is CU8,400,000. ., machines and
  • equipment - CU13,520,000, inventories - CU3,890,000, financial assets - CU785,000, and the cost of liabilities was CU22,760,000, then the cost of the enterprise, is ...
  • 4,281,000
  • 26,310,000
  • 3,550,000
  • The main disadvantage of the cost-based approach to business valuation is ...
  • lack of consideration of business development prospects
  • lack of reliable information about the object of assessment
  • his speculation
  • In accordance with ... the assessment report must necessarily indicate the assignment for the assessment
  • Federal Law No. 135 "On appraisal activities in the Russian Federation"
  • Federal Valuation Standard No. 2
  • Federal Assessment Standard No. 1
  • Federal Valuation Standard No. 3
  • When deciding on the cost of an investment project, the appraiser will primarily use the results of the ... approach
  • profitable
  • costly
  • comparative
  • Cost-based approach in assessing the value of an enterprise (business is based on the analysis ...
  • assets
  • financial results
  • income
  • In the income approach to assess the cost of an investment project, the method can be used ...
  • real options (Black-Scholes model)
  • capitalization of income
  • discounted monetary approaches
  • The purpose of the appraisal object may be ...
  • buying and selling
  • determination of market value
  • decision of the authorized body
  • management decision making
  • Optimizing supplier relationships for additional cost savings is a tool ... of a restructuring and business value management strategy
  • investment
  • operating room
  • financial
  • external
  • More reliable data on the value of an enterprise, if it has recently emerged and has significant tangible assets, will be given by the method ...
  • capitalization of income
  • liquidation value
  • net asset value
  • discounted cash flows
  • To determine the value of a non-controlling interest in a public company, it is necessary ...
  • deduct a discount for low liquidity from the cost of a controlling stake in an open company
  • deduct the discount on non-controlling nature from the value of the controlling stake in the public company
  • deduct a discount for low liquidity from the value of the non-controlling stake in an open company
  • * after purchase you will receive answers to all questions that are indicated in the product description
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