The determination of the merging effect in civil law partnerships poses a complex problem. For the quantification of the merging effects, two dynamic models were developed. In the first model profits are estimated for 10 years in advance. This is based on accounting data. In the second step, cash flows are derived and discounted with the use of company valuation model. The merging effect ist calculated by the difference of the collected value determined for the equity capital with and without mergers taking place. The calculation is based on the Adjusted-Present-Value method. This valuation method enables a single analysis of the results of the merging effect.
WALTER MAX SCHMITT, HELMUT HOFFMANN
Published: 01.11.1999 〉 Heft 11/1999 〉 Resort: Articles
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