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==See also== | ==See also== | ||
* [[Actuarial valuation]] | * [[Actuarial valuation]] | ||
* [[Corporate valuation ]] | |||
* [[Credit valuation adjustment]] | * [[Credit valuation adjustment]] | ||
* [[Dividend growth model]] = dividend valuation model | * [[Dividend growth model]] = dividend valuation model | ||
* [[Evaluation]] | * [[Evaluation]] | ||
* [[Level 1 valuation inputs]] | |||
* [[Level 2 valuation inputs]] | |||
* [[Level 3 valuation inputs]] | |||
* [[Measurement]] | * [[Measurement]] | ||
* [[Multiples valuation]] | * [[Multiples valuation]] | ||
* [[Net asset valuation]] | * [[Net asset valuation]] | ||
* [[Observable valuation inputs]] | |||
* [[Price]] | * [[Price]] | ||
* [[Real options valuation]] | * [[Real options valuation]] | ||
* [[Risk neutral valuation]] | * [[Risk neutral valuation]] | ||
* [[Unobservable valuation inputs]] | |||
* [[Valuation agent]] | * [[Valuation agent]] | ||
* [[Valuation basis]] | * [[Valuation basis]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:09, 11 February 2024
An assessment of value.
Valuation generally includes both calculation and the exercise of professional experience and judgement.
Some simpler types of valuation may be predominantly, or entirely, based on calculations.
See also
- Actuarial valuation
- Corporate valuation
- Credit valuation adjustment
- Dividend growth model = dividend valuation model
- Evaluation
- Level 1 valuation inputs
- Level 2 valuation inputs
- Level 3 valuation inputs
- Measurement
- Multiples valuation
- Net asset valuation
- Observable valuation inputs
- Price
- Real options valuation
- Risk neutral valuation
- Unobservable valuation inputs
- Valuation agent
- Valuation basis
- Valuation date
- Valuation inputs
- Value
- Values
