Cost of Capital Workbook

The Cost of Capital Workbook will help financial officers of small, midsize, and even multibillion dollar companies estimate required rates of return and tackle the myriad issues associated with cost of capital. It will also help business valuation professionals of all levels to gain a greater understanding of cost of capital concepts and procedures.

Using hands-on exercises designed to implement procedures described in Cost of Capital, Second Edition, the Cost of Capital Workbook provides a deeper understanding of cost of capital problems by offering a practical experience in applying solutions. The Workbook includes multiple choice, true or false, and fill-in-the-blank questions as well as:

• Exercises estimating cost of capital by the build-up model and the Capital Asset Pricing Model
• Exercises using Ibbotson Associates’ Stocks, Bonds, Bills, and Inflation Valuation Edition Yearbook
• Applications using discounted cash flow (DCF) methods, based on forecasted earnings and cash flows
• Examples covering valuing a business by both equity and invested capital procedures, making project selections, and utility-rate determinations
• Numerous exercises using Ibbotson data from the Cost of Capital Workbook Business appraisers, corporate finance officers, CPAs, and attorneys will find the Cost of Capital Workbook an indispensable guide to the effective estimation and application of cost of capital.

"I would recommend Cost of Capital and the companion Cost of Capital Workbook as excellent tools for passing the various professional exams that lead to valuation accreditations and designations."
–James R. Hitchner, Phillips Hitchner Group, Inc., Atlanta, Georgia

"As a discussion leader for the AICPA ABV exam review course, this set of questions is perfect for people to use for practice for that exam and others (ASA and NACVA from my experience), for that matter. The mix of formats, including exercises, is great." –Ronald L. Seigneur, Seigneur & Company, PC, CPAs, Lakewood, Colorado "The exercises are particularly good."
–Stephen J. Bravo, Apogee Business Valuations, Framingham, Massachusetts