Session 13: More loose ends in valuation

In this class, started with cross holdings, and why they are difficult to incorporate into value, and to other assets that you may consider adding on, because we have not considering them yet. On the latter, the key component to remember is not to double count an asset, by first counting its cash flow and then the value of the asset itself. We the moved on to how to define debt, arguing forr a narrow definition for cost of capital purposes, but a broader definition for netting out from enterprise value. We also argued that management options and restricted stock need to be incorporated into value per share and how to do it.
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[@Bigagoo]

Who is Zhizhi Wang?

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Please checks if Adani stocks and the list of startup sectors that are impacted by the SVB collapse. As the bank was operating in several countries, how far will the ripple effect reach?

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Aswath, if you really want to make yourself unpopular with the powers that be at New York University, how about you write up a proposal claiming that the University should close down because the value of its real estate as a residential development is worth considerably more than running a University business.