Equity valuation is a blanket term and is used to refer to all tools and techniques used by investors to find out the true value of a company’s equity. It is often seen as the most crucial element of a successful investment decision. Investment Banks typically have an equity research department, where research analysts produce equity research reports of select securities in various industries.
Intangible Valuation will include the following
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Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) refer to transactions between two companies combining in some form. Although mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are used interchangeably, they come with different legal meanings. In a merger, two companies of similar size combine to form a new single entity
A horizontal merger happens between two companies that operate in similar industries that may or may not be direct competitors.
A vertical merger takes place between a company and its supplier or a customer along its supply chain. The company aims to move up or down along its supply chain, thus consolidating its position in the industry.
This type of transaction is usually done for diversification reasons and is between companies in unrelated industries.