You have just been made a valuation analyst. Before you get training (what else

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You have just been made a valuation analyst. Before you get training (what else is new!), your boss asks you to value a number of items: 1) a publicly-traded company; 2) a family business; 3) a shopping center; 4) an oil refinery; 5) a patent or trademark; and, by the way, 6) did the local tax assessor correctly value his house? How might you go about these tasks? While the course concentrates on the first two items, we will discuss, at least in passing, the remaining ones. I don't expect everyone to comment on every situation, but I am looking for a variety of comments to help establish the base from which we are proceeding.

Explanation / Answer

1) A Publicly Traded company is corporation whose ownership is with the general public in may shares of stock which are freely traded on the Stock Exchange or in over the counter market.

It issues securities through the Initial Public Offering ,

2) A Family Business

A Family business is a business in which two or more family members are involved or A family business is a commercial organization in which decision-making is influenced by multiple generations of a famly.

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