28 août 2017
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Collectif CSI, « How to Think about Discounted Value », Presses des Mines, ID : 10.4000/books.pressesmines.3474
One thing very likely to be stumbled upon on the road to capitalization is discounted cash flow, or DCF. Although it was not directly addressed in the scene described in the preceding chapter, it was probably there inside the folder that the venture capitalists were holding in their hands. DCF is a method for valuing things. It is embedded in a formula where the value of something (of anything, actually) is equal to the cash flows that it will produce in the future, discounted by a certain fa...