Equidam

Overview of the 5 methods and their weights in the valuation

How Equidam computes valuation

The Equidam algorithm: methods, parameters and data sources

Introduction to the methods and their perspective

Valuing a startup through comparable peers

Qualitative traits as building blocks of valuation

The quick and versatile practitioners' method

The traditional company valuation: a company is worth the cash that it is going to generate in the future

Future cash flows under the assumption of steady, constant growth

Real market pre-money valuations to define benchmarks for Scorecard and Checklist methods

Nature and data sources of the multiple used in the VC and the DCF with multiple methods

The nature and determinants of the method's discount rate

Failure risk sources and impact on startup valuation

Accounting for difficult liquidation of private company shares

Constant growth rate of the cash flows once a company reaches a stable state

Meaning and components of the DCF discount rate

Combining country risk and inflationary expectations

A country’s average premium for equity investments

The main risk measure of the DCF discount rate and its components

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