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Accounting criteria of value creation (See Chapter 19 of the Vernimmen)

These criteria, which appeared first in financial communication, include earnings per share, net income, ROE, CFROI, and ROCE. They in fact measure accounting profitability and not value creation. The problem of these indicators is that they can be easily manipulated, precisely because of their accounting nature. Accounting nature means not taking into account the risk of the company and/or its cost of equity. Only ROCE avoids this bias. This is the reason why ROCE has recently become the main measure of economic performance.

Accounting criteria of value creation (See Chapter 19 of the Vernimmen)

These criteria, which appeared first in financial communication, include earnings per share, net income, ROE, CFROI, and ROCE. They in fact measure accounting profitability and not value creation. The problem of these indicators is that they can be easily manipulated, precisely because of their accounting nature. Accounting nature means not taking into account the risk of the company and/or its cost of equity. Only ROCE avoids this bias. This is the reason why ROCE has recently become the main measure of economic performance.

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Definitions of terms begining with the same letter as "Accounting criteria of value creation" :

ABS
ADR
ANAV
APE
APT
APV
Abandonment risk
Accelerated book-building
Accelerated depreciation
Accelerated share repurchase
Account balancing
Accounting criteria of value creation
Accounting currency risk
Accounting procedures with an impact on earnings
Accounts payable
Accounts receivable
Accretion
Accruals
Accrued expense
Accrued income
Acid test ratio
Acquisitions
Acquisitions
Acquisitions
Adjustable rate preference shares
Adjustable-rate debt security
Adjusted Net Asset Value
Adjusted present value, APV
Administrative synergy
Advance dividend
Affirmative covenant
Agency costs
Agency theory
Agent bank
Agent fee
Agreement in principle
All-in cost
All-share transaction
Alliance
Allocative efficiency
Alpha
Also called order book.
Alternative management
American Depositary Receipt
American option
Amortisation
Amortisation of the loan
Annual Premium Equivalent
Annual effective interest rate
Annuity
Annuity factor
Apparent dilution
Appraisal clause
Arbitrage
Arbitrage pricing theory, APT
Arranger
Arranging the deal
Asset backed commercial paper
Asset backed securities
Asset beta
Asset contribution
Asset coverage
Asset turnover
Assets
Associate
Associated undertaking
Asymmetry - option
Asymmetry - shareholder / creditor
Asymmetry – issuer/investor
At the money
Atypical silent partner
Auction
Auction clause
Average life of a bond

Accounting criteria of value creation (See Chapter 19 of the Vernimmen)

These criteria, which appeared first in financial communication, include earnings per share, net income, ROE, CFROI, and ROCE. They in fact measure accounting profitability and not value creation. The problem of these indicators is that they can be easily manipulated, precisely because of their accounting nature. Accounting nature means not taking into account the risk of the company and/or its cost of equity. Only ROCE avoids this bias. This is the reason why ROCE has recently become the main measure of economic performance.


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