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The sum of a corporation’s long term debt, stock and retained earnings.
Capitalization
The conversion of future income into a present value by use of a capitalization factor usually expressed as a percentage such as return on investment (ROI).
Capitalization (of a business)
The percentage rate used to determine the present value of a stream of future earnings. The rate is a subjective rate dependent upon the perceived risk associated with the business
Capitalization rate
Purchase of a controlling interest of a company’s stock.
Buyout
A method of analyzing the value of a firm by reviewing similar recent transactions in the industry.
Comparables Analysis
The interest rate of borrowing for a firm’s debt and equity. The more risky a firm appears to investors, the higher the cost of capital.
Cost of Capital
A contingent payment for a business normally tied to future company performance. Performance is typically measured against sales or profits and payment is made once the measure is meets or exceeds a set figure.
Earn-out
____ is often used as a quick measure of operating cash flow.
EBITDA
Cash available for distribution after taxes but before the effects of financing. Calculated as net income plus depreciation less expenditures required for working capital and capital items adjusted to remove effects of financing.
Free cash flow
The amount by which the price paid for a company exceeds the company’s estimated net worth at market value of the underlying assets and liabilities.
Goodwill
The purchase of a company that is financed primarily by debt.
Leveraged Buyout
The value of a company based on the market value of its assets, net of liabilities.
Liquidating Value
Loans that are generally subordinate to senior secured debt but are superior to claims on equity. Normally the terms involve interest-only payments and warrants.
Mezzanine Financing
Cash available for distribution after taxes and after the effects of financing. Calculated as net income plus depreciation less expenditures required for working capital and capital items.
Net Cash Flow