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Excess Corporate Cash

Logic dictates that valuation experts assume that cash is worth its face value in majority interest or control scenarios. And that assumption makes sense: In such instances, control of a company provides access to and control over the assets, including cash. But experts fail to see that in minority interest valuations for both private and public companies, a different perspective is required particularly

Logic dictates that valuation experts assume that cash is worth its face value in majority interest or control scenarios. And that assumption makes sense: In such instances, control of a company provides access to and control over the assets, including cash.

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