Which of the following are examples of intangible assets that may have value to the acquiring company?
A. Patents
B. Trade names
Customer lists and relationships
D. Covenants not to compete
E. All of the above
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All of the following are true for market based valuation methods except for which of the following?
Assumes that markets are efficient such that current values reflect all the information currently known about the business
B. Current values represent what a willing buyer and seller are willing to pay for a business in the absence of full information
C. Market based methods are always superior to discounted cash flow techniques
D. Include comparable company and recent transactions methods
E. Include the tangible book value approach
Which of the following is not generally considered a valuation method?
A. Discounted cash flow method
B. Comparable companies’ method
C. Share exchange ratio method
D. Liquidation value method
E. Comparable transaction's method
Which of the following represent advantages of the comparable companies' valuation method?
A. Uses the most accurate market-based valuation at a point in time
B. Valuations need to be adjusted to reflect control premiums
C. Adjusts for risk of future cash flows
D. Adjusts for the timing of future cash flows
E. A & B only
Intangible assets often constitute a substantial source of value to the acquiring firm. Which of the following are not generally considered intangible assets?
A. Patents and technical know-how
B. Warranty and contingent claims
C. Trademarks and customer lists
D. Covenants not to compete and franchises
E. Copyrights and software