The document provides an overview of intrinsic valuation and discounted cash flow (DCF) valuation. It discusses valuing assets based on expected cash flows and uncertainty, and outlines the two approaches to DCF valuation: discounting expected cash flows at a risk-adjusted rate or discounting certainty equivalents at the risk-free rate. It also discusses the key differences between equity valuation and firm valuation using DCF models.
The document provides an overview of intrinsic valuation and discounted cash flow (DCF) valuation. It discusses valuing assets based on expected cash flows and uncertainty, and outlines the two approaches to DCF valuation: discounting expected cash flows at a risk-adjusted rate or discounting certainty equivalents at the risk-free rate. It also discusses the key differences between equity valuation and firm valuation using DCF models.
The document provides an overview of intrinsic valuation and discounted cash flow (DCF) valuation. It discusses valuing assets based on expected cash flows and uncertainty, and outlines the two approaches to DCF valuation: discounting expected cash flows at a risk-adjusted rate or discounting certainty equivalents at the risk-free rate. It also discusses the key differences between equity valuation and firm valuation using DCF models.