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The Cost of Capital and Company Valuation

by Gareth Owen

Rethinking cost of capital and valuation

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Rethinking cost of capital and valuation

Gareth Owen’s book challenges Modigliani and Miller’s 1963 treatment of taxation and develops alternative propositions about how taxes shape the allocation of cash flows and capital value among providers of finance. From that argument, it considers alternative approaches to calculating the cost of capital, including weighted average cost of capital (WACC). The discussion then turns to intrinsic valuation: how to assess companies, projects, and investments under different assumptions. The book’s scope links a theoretical debate about taxation and financing to practical valuation methods, making its central concern the assumptions behind financial calculations and the effects those assumptions have on estimated value.

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  • Readers studying corporate finance, capital structure, or company valuation.
  • Practitioners and students interested in cost-of-capital methods, WACC, and investment appraisal.

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Taxation and capital structureCost of capital and WACCIntrinsic company and investment valuation

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Book overview

THE COST OF CAPITAL AND COMPANY VALUATION fundamentally challenges Modigliani and Miller's treatment of taxation in their 'correction' from 1963. It provides new propositions around how taxes affect the distribution of cash flows and capital values between the suppliers of financial capital, leading to alternative ways of calculating the cost of capital, including, by extension, the weighted average cost of capital (WACC). Finally, it explores how to appropriately calculate the intrinsic value of companies and additional projects or investments, under different assumptions.
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