by Kinsey & Company Inc. Tim Koller (Author), Marc Goedhart, David Wessels Publisher Wiley
A must-have for finance enthusiasts and professionals—this edition simplifies complex valuation concepts with McKinsey’s trusted expertise, perfect for both students and practitioners.
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This book is primarily for financial professionals, investors, and students in finance or business programs who need to understand corporate valuation techniques.
It is a non-fiction book, specifically a comprehensive guide on corporate valuation methods and financial analysis.
The book covers valuation techniques, financial modeling, corporate finance principles, and practical applications for measuring and managing company value.
The writing is technical and analytical, aimed at professionals and students with a background in finance or business.
Reading this book will provide you with expert insights from McKinsey & Company, helping you master valuation methods essential for investment decisions and financial strategy. Valuation: Measuring and Managing the Value of Companies by Tim Koller, Marc Goedhart, and David Wessels (McKinsey & Company Inc.) is a non-fiction work focused on corporate finance, specifically the methodologies for valuing businesses. First published in 1990 and now in its seventh edition, the book provides a structured framework for assessing company worth through discounted cash flow analysis, multiples, and other valuation techniques. It is designed for finance professionals, students, and executives, offering practical tools to evaluate investment decisions, mergers, and strategic planning. The text emphasizes data-driven approaches while addressing real-world challenges in financial modeling and market valuation.
