The goal of this MQP was to understand how executives in companies estimate and value their cost of capital in investment projects. There is no concrete universal method of valuation that a majority of companies use.The aim was to compare the more traditional methods of the capital asset pricing model and the weighted average cost of capital method with and against newer or more hybrid methods, such as capital expenditure. After gathering survey data from executives in companies across the northeast, we analyzed responses, and discovered a recurrence of themes. Although we expected the capital asset pricing model to be the most widely used method for estimation, it was found that more discounted cas...
Using actual practice data from U.S. corporate treasury executives, we provide initial evidence of m...
The current economic environment has created challenges in estimating the cost of equity capital ("C...
In this paper, it is argued that there are specific contingencies that explain why firms use and do ...
The goal of this MQP was to understand how executives in companies estimate and value their cost of ...
The purpose of this research is to explore the theoretical structure that underlies the valuation pr...
A number of surveys reveal that a large number of analysts, valuation experts, investors, chief fina...
Evaluating the risk behind capital projects can be one of management’s toughest calls. One reason i...
The cost of capital has received much theoretical and empirical study in recent years. Two contradic...
We show how to decompose a firm's beta into its beta of assets-in-place and its beta of growth ...
We highlight a measurement problem inherent in the prevalent approach to factoring flotation costs i...
We argue that the CAPM may be a reasonable model for estimating the cost of capital for projects in ...
The cost of capital is a fundamental concept in strategic decisions such as capital investments, cap...
The value of an investment project is a function of the magnitude and the distribution over time of ...
The aims of this study were to determine how UK finance practitioners derive and review the cost of ...
Approving capital projects can be one of management’s toughest calls. One reason is while a project...
Using actual practice data from U.S. corporate treasury executives, we provide initial evidence of m...
The current economic environment has created challenges in estimating the cost of equity capital ("C...
In this paper, it is argued that there are specific contingencies that explain why firms use and do ...
The goal of this MQP was to understand how executives in companies estimate and value their cost of ...
The purpose of this research is to explore the theoretical structure that underlies the valuation pr...
A number of surveys reveal that a large number of analysts, valuation experts, investors, chief fina...
Evaluating the risk behind capital projects can be one of management’s toughest calls. One reason i...
The cost of capital has received much theoretical and empirical study in recent years. Two contradic...
We show how to decompose a firm's beta into its beta of assets-in-place and its beta of growth ...
We highlight a measurement problem inherent in the prevalent approach to factoring flotation costs i...
We argue that the CAPM may be a reasonable model for estimating the cost of capital for projects in ...
The cost of capital is a fundamental concept in strategic decisions such as capital investments, cap...
The value of an investment project is a function of the magnitude and the distribution over time of ...
The aims of this study were to determine how UK finance practitioners derive and review the cost of ...
Approving capital projects can be one of management’s toughest calls. One reason is while a project...
Using actual practice data from U.S. corporate treasury executives, we provide initial evidence of m...
The current economic environment has created challenges in estimating the cost of equity capital ("C...
In this paper, it is argued that there are specific contingencies that explain why firms use and do ...