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NEWSLETTER of September 2, 2011

 

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Capital Market Data

The Development of Multiples (EV/EBIT, P/E) over the Financial Crisis

We have calculated multiples quarterly from January 2006 until July 2011. This study gives an overview of the development in the time of crisis with respect to EV/EBIT and P/E multiples; each trailing and forward. Based on 14 industries of Deutsche Börse, the Prime All Share, DAX, MDAX and TecDAX, we further derived a range of 1 standard deviation to add meaning to the multiples. >more


Note

Note on PIPES

Bernhard Särve, Alexander Knauer, Bernhard Schwetzler
We added a note on  Private Investments in Public Equity (PIPE) of Private Equity Firms (September 2, 2011). >more if you are a member and logged in 


Publications > Studies > Performance

Ernst & Young

BÄLLE, TORE UND FINANZEN VIII

A survey on the economic situation of German football clubs (in German). >more

Publications > Studies > Performance

Deutche Bank Research

NETZNEUTRALITÄT - INNOVATION UND DIFFERENZIERUNG KEINE ANTIPODEN

The study on regulation and innovation in the communication sector (in German). >more

Publications > Studies > Macro

Boston Consulting Group

MADE IN AMERICA, AGAIN: WHY MANUFACTURING WILL RETURN TO THE U.S.

A study on the competitive ability of the US economy. >more

Publications > Studies > Macro

KPMG

DOING BUSINESS IN RUSSIA 2011

The publication gives an overview on various topics ragarding investments in Russia. >more


Publication > Corporate Finance

A Review of Empirical Capital Structure Research and Directions for the Future

Mark T. Leary  and John R. Graham
SSRN Working Paper
This paper reviews empirical capital structure research, concentrating on papers published since 2005. We begin by documenting three dimensions of capital structure variation: cross-firm, cross-industry, and within-firm through time. We summarize how well the traditional trade-off and pecking order approaches explain these sources of variation and highlight their empirical shortcomings. >more