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Comparables model ((See Chapter 25 of the Vernimmen))

The comparables model is a valuation model that compares all the observable values of assets that can be rationally compared, i.e. which have the same level of risk and growth. More often referred to as the multiples method.

Comparables model ((See Chapter 25 of the Vernimmen))

The comparables model is a valuation model that compares all the observable values of assets that can be rationally compared, i.e. which have the same level of risk and growth. More often referred to as the multiples method.

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CAGR or Compound Annual Growth Rate
CAPM
CBO
CD
CDO
CDPC
CDX Index or CDX
CFA or Chartered Financial Analyst
CFO or Collateralised Fund Obligation
CFROI
CLO
CSR
CVA
CVR
Calendar day
Calendar year and Accounting year
Call option
Call protection
Call provision
Callable and Callable bond, Puttable or Puttable bond
Callable capital, Paid-in capital
Callable instrument
Callable loan
Cancellation of debt + Cancellation of loan + Debt cancellation + Loan cancellation
Cap
Capacity utilisation rate
Capex
Capital Asset Pricing Model, CAPM
Capital adequacy ratio
Capital allowance
Capital base
Capital decrease
Capital employed
Capital expenditures
Capital flight
Capital gain/loss
Capital increase
Capital intensity
Capital invested
Capital lease
Capital market economy
Capital market line
Capital markets
Capital rationing
Capital ratios
Capital reduction
Capital structure
Capital turn
Capital-employed analysis
Capital-intensive
Capitalisation
Capitalisation factor
Captive insurance company
Carried interest
Carried interest
Carry trade
Carrybacks
Carryforwards
Carveout
Cash & carry trade or basis trading
Cash (and cash equivalents)
Cash Against Documents or CAD
Cash Value Added
Cash budget
Cash certificate
Cash cow
Cash flow
Cash flow budget
Cash flow fade model
Cash flow from operating activities
Cash flow from operations
Cash flow matching approach
Cash flow plan
Cash flow return on investment, CFROI
Cash flow statement
Cash flow value
Cash management
Cash mutual fund
Cash pooling
Cash ratio
Cat bond or catastrophe bond or hurricane bond
Certificate of deposit, CD
Chapter 11
Characteristic line
Charges
Chart analysis
Chartist
Chirographic creditor
Claw-back clause
Claw-back commitment
Claw-back provision
Clearing house, clearinghouse
Clientele effect
Closing rate method
Club deal
Co-lead managers
Co-leads
Co-managers
Collar
Collateralised bond obligation
Collateralised debt obligation, CDO
Collateralised loan obligation
Combined leverage
Combined ratio
Commercial currency risk
Commercial interest rate risk
Commercial loan
Commercial paper
Commercial synergy
Commitment fee
Committed facility
Common equity
Common stock
Company-friendly bankruptcy process
Comparables model
Comparative analysis
Competitive bidding
Completed contract method
Compound interest
Concentration bank
Confirmed credit line
Conglomerate
Conglomerate discount
Consolidated accounts
Consolidation
Consolidation methods
Constant amortisation
Construction contracts
Contango
Contingent assets
Contingent claims model
Contingent liabilities
Contingent tax liabilities
Contingent taxation
Contingent value rights, CVR
Contribution margin
Contribution of assets
Contribution of shares
Control premium
Conventional convertible preferred stock
Conversion option into shares of the target company
Conversion premium
Conversion price
Conversion ratio
Conversion value of the convertible bond
Convertible bonds
Convertible preferred stock
Convexity
Cooke ratio
Corporate governance
Corporate social responsibility
Cost
Cost of capital
Cost of debt
Cost of equity
Cost of refunding
Cost of shareholders’ equity
Counterparty risk
Coupon payment
Coupon rate
Coupon reinvestment risk
Cov-lite loan
Covariance
Covenant-lite loan
Covenants
Covered warrant
Credit default swap
Credit derivative
Credit derivative product company
Credit facility
Credit insurance
Credit line
Credit ratings
Credit risk
Credit scoring
Credit spread
Credit-based economy
Creditor-friendly bankruptcy process
Creditors (U.K.)
Cross default covenant
Currency at (forward) premium/at discount
Currency option
Currency risk
Currency swap (with principal)
Currency swap without principal
Currency translation
Current assets
Current liabilities
Current rate method
Current ratio
Customer credit

Comparables model ((See Chapter 25 of the Vernimmen))

The comparables model is a valuation model that compares all the observable values of assets that can be rationally compared, i.e. which have the same level of risk and growth. More often referred to as the multiples method.

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