Difference between revisions of "Value Based Management"
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| − | Value Based Management | + | The basic assumption of Value Based Management is look only at [[Operational Cash Flow|Operational Cash Flow]] for evaluating the value generation capabilities of a firm. |
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| + | !Traditional P&L | ||
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| + | |[[NOPAT|NOPAT]] stands for Net Operating Profits After Tax | ||
| + | |Sales Revenue - Full Costs of Sales (excl interest) | ||
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| + | |[[EBIAT|EBIAT]] | ||
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| + | This was the picture on the board during the [[M9-Accounting|M9-Accounting]] block: | ||
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[[Category:finance]] | [[Category:finance]] | ||
Latest revision as of 19:26, 27 August 2020
The basic assumption of Value Based Management is look only at Operational Cash Flow for evaluating the value generation capabilities of a firm.
| Value Based Management | Traditional P&L |
|---|---|
| NOPAT stands for Net Operating Profits After Tax | Sales Revenue - Full Costs of Sales (excl interest) |
| EBIAT |
This was the picture on the board during the M9-Accounting block:
