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ESG Valuation Considerations – Top Down or Bottom Up?

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The Multiperiod Excess Earnings Method, (“MEEM”) has more promise. It is an income approach, using discounted cash-flow analysis. But instead of using the whole entity’s cash flow, with the MEEM we will isolate the cash flows that we can prove are driven by specific ESG factors.

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Clash of Valuation Visions: Appraisal Proceeding Over Manhattan Eyeglass Shop Goes the Distance

Farrel Fritz

The authors of this blog have a special affinity for fair value appraisal proceedings. With that appetite in mind, I’m delighted to blog about a recent decision from New York County Commercial Division Justice Jennifer Schecter , Rosenthal v Erber , No. Erber’s expert utilized a capitalization of excess earnings method.

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ESG A Valuation Framework

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The Multiperiod Excess Earnings Method, (“MPEEM”), has more promise. It is an income approach, using discounted cash-flow analysis. But instead of using the whole entity’s cash flow, with the MPEEM we will isolate the cash flows that we can prove are driven by specific ESG factors.