What is value creation quotient (VCQ), and what's the relationship between VCQ and market value added (MVA)?
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MVA VCQ
13y ago#1Its the market value of equity and the balance sheet value of debt divided by the total capital raised (and retained). So the ratio goes up the more the market value of equity increases.
However it is not in the syllabus for P4.
However it is not in the syllabus for P4.
I see from OpenTuition revision notes as blow. My queries are:
1) does MVA include Ve and Vd, or only Ve? , and
2) does MVA include SVA (shareholder value added)?
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Market Value Added
MVA is the value added to a business since it was formed, over and above the money invested in the company by shareholders and long term debt holders.
Example
BB Plc
2003 Ve = $25m
2004 Ve = $40m
Rights issue in 2004 = $5m
MVA = $40m – $25m – $5m = $10m
1) does MVA include Ve and Vd, or only Ve? , and
2) does MVA include SVA (shareholder value added)?
Thank you
Market Value Added
MVA is the value added to a business since it was formed, over and above the money invested in the company by shareholders and long term debt holders.
Example
BB Plc
2003 Ve = $25m
2004 Ve = $40m
Rights issue in 2004 = $5m
MVA = $40m – $25m – $5m = $10m
13y ago#3Actually I must remove SVA because it is no longer in the syllabus.
However, MVA includes both Ve and Vd - it is looking at the total market value of the business.
Effectively it does include SVA.
However, MVA includes both Ve and Vd - it is looking at the total market value of the business.
Effectively it does include SVA.
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