Cost of Capital
Accurate risk assessment is vital in any financial analysis. BVR offers best-in-class tools for determining cost of capital and quantifying risk to enhance every aspect of your work – at the highest quality possible.
Please Note: As of October 31, 2018 Business Valuation Resources is no longer a distributor of the Duff & Phelps Cost of Capital Navigator, the books in the Valuation Handbook series, or the SBBI Yearbook. All current subscription renewals will be handled by Duff & Phelps.
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Masterclass in the Valuation of Family Limited Partnerships and LLCs (eLearning course)
Monte Carlo: Applications, Examples and Best Practices for Valuation (eLearning course)
Valuing Early Stage Companies: Global Education by iiBV (eLearning course)
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Cost of Capital and Inflation Considerations
Business Valuation through an ESG Lens
Valuation Considerations in High Inflationary Environments
Cost of Capital in Cross-Border Valuations
Side Effect of COVID-19: Beta Changes Impacting Business Valuations
The Absence of a Size Effect: Letting Go Of The Size Premium
Discounted Cash Flow: Speculative or Convincing
Terminal Value: A Perpetual Issue in Valuation
The risk-free rate is generally a rate available on instruments considered to have virtually no possibility of default, such as U.S. Treasury obligations. Using the latest data from the Federal Reserve Board, the BVR Risk-Free Rate Lookup provides nine risk-free rates commonly used to develop a discount rate.