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Corporate Valuation and Takeover: Exercises

An Overview Introduction Modern Finance: A Review Exercise 1: Corporate Valuation and Takeover: A Review Summary and Conclusions II: Share Valuation Theories How to Value a Share Introduction Exercise 2: The Dividend Yield, Cover and the P/E Ratio Summary and Conclusions Selected Reference The Role of Dividend Policy Introduction Exercise 3.1:The Gordon Growth Model Exercise 3.2: Gordon's 'Bird in the Hand' Model Exercise 3.3: Growth Estimates and the Cut-Off Rate Summary and Conclusions Selected References Dividend Irrelevancy Introduction Exercise 4.1: Dividend Irrelevancy Exercise 4.2: The MM Dividend Irrelevancy Hypothesis Summary and Conclusions Selected References III: A Guide to Stock Market Investment Stock Market Dynamics: An Illustration Introduction Exercise 5.1: Published Accounting and Stock Market Data Exercise 5.2: "Beating" the Market Summary and Conclusions Selected References IV: Valuation and Takeover A Stock Exchange Listing Introduction Exercise 6: Coming to the Market Summary and Conclusions Selected References Acquisition Pricing Policy Introduction Exercise 7.1: A "Suspect" Takeover Valuation Exercise 7.2: A "Promising" Takeover Valuation Summary and Conclusions Selected References

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