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IFRS changes impacted GHL materially (the underlying business model remains the same), but investors would now benefit from more transparent and comparable financials. As a result, the company saw a TT$2.385 billion write-down to equity. However, as of 2023, the book value of equity is $16.59 vs. a trading price of $17.09 = 1.03x book (seems like good value to me). The 53 cents final dividend is 1 cent higher than the same time last year, and the trailing dividend yield for GHL is 4.39%. The financial services firm remains net short TTD and long USD, making it a good hedging asset (against TTD devaluation) in my opinion. Do you think GHL is good value? Let me know in the comments. #wealthwithdaniel #localinvesting

❗ **AUD/USD consolidates ahead of the NFP, 0.6700 is in sight** AUD/USD’s broad bias is bullish. Prices have been consolidating since mid-May, developing an extended corrective structure. There is scope for an upside leg towards the pivot level of 0.6700. Support is located at 0.6650. This week, the USD is under pressure after a slew of weak employment data from JOLTS, ADP and the Initial Jobless Claims. Investors will eye the NFP due today for further clues.

❗ **AUD/USD consolidates ahead of the NFP, 0.6700 is in sight** AUD/USD’s broad bias is bullish. Prices have been consolidating since mid-May, developing an extended corrective structure. There is scope for an upside leg towards the pivot level of 0.6700. Support is located at 0.6650. This week, the USD is under pressure after a slew of weak employment data from JOLTS, ADP and the Initial Jobless Claims. Investors will eye the NFP due today for further clues.

💰Understanding the Difference Between FCFF and FCFE💼 When analysing a company's financial health, it’s crucial to understand the nuances of various cash flow metrics. Free Cash Flow to the Firm (FCFF) and Free Cash Flow to Equity (FCFE) are two such metrics that, while related, serve different purposes and provide distinct insights. FCFF provides a holistic view of the cash flow available to all investors, while FCFE is the cash flow available to equity holders after debt obligations are met. #FCFF #FCFE #Finance #Valuation

Understanding FCFE and FCFF: Uncovering the Connection In financial analysis, two important metrics help evaluate a company's cash generation: Free Cash Flow to Equity (FCFE) and Free Cash Flow to Firm (FCFF). Let's explore these metrics and their relationship. FCFE: - Represents cash available to equity holders - Calculated as FCFF minus interest expenses (1 - tax rate) FCFF: - Represents cash available to all investors (equity and debt holders) - Calculated as EBITDA minus capital expenditures and working capital changes The connection: FCFF includes cash flows to both equity and debt holders, while FCFE focuses solely on equity holders. You can derive FCFE from FCFF by subtracting interest expenses adjusted for tax rate. Example: If FCFF is $100M and interest expenses are $20M (with a 25% tax rate), FCFE would be $100M - ($20M x 0.75) = $85M In summary, FCFF represents total cash generation, while FCFE represents cash available to shareholders. By understanding both metrics and their relationship, you can gain a deeper insight into a company's financial performance. #FCFE #FCFF #FinancialAnalysis #CashFlow #Investing

#LYBResults: LYB continues to generate resilient results in 2024 while navigating challenging market conditions. Our investment-grade balance sheet remains strong and enables us to continue to execute our strategy and grow profitability while securing shareholder returns. http://spr.ly/6045bxCsF

Don’t compare apples to oranges, compare apples to apples. Which sector is the fastest growing over the past two decades? Which is the slowest? Which is the most volatile? Which is the least volatile? Download the free pdf to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gtUXJZHp -         Learn the tool we use to group companies for comparison -         Learn the 11 sectors and what type of companies fall into each -         Understand the revenue growth of 11 sectors We help finance professionals become valuation experts, in months rather than years. #ValuationMasterClass #FinancialAnalyst #valuation #InvestmentBanking #AssetManagement #Accountant #ValueInvesting #dcf

Let's discuss FCFF FCFF stands for (Free cash flow to firm) represents the amount of cash flow from operations available for distribution after accounting for depreciation expense, taxes, working capital and investments. FCFF helps to compute the profitability and financial health of a company. It is that portion of cash flow that can be extracted from a company and distributed to creditors and securities holders without causing issues in its operations. A positive FCFF indicates that the company has cash after excluding expenses and reinvestments. A negative FCFF indicates that the firm is not generating enough cash from its revenue. FCFF can also be used to calculate the terminal value of business. FCFF = Operating cash flow - capital expenditure. FCFF can also be calculated using other formulations such as. FCFF = Net income + Non-cash charges + Interest * (1+Tax rate) - Long-term investment - Working capital investment. #finance #valuation #linkedin Parth Verma

📊 Our quarterly results are in! Today, we confirmed our preliminary results for the past quarter that we published on October 29, 2024. Here are the highlights: ▪ Group earnings in the first nine months of the financial year at EUR 57.0 million (Q1-Q3 2023: EUR 64.4 million) ▪ Increasing settlement of claims and risk provision due to higher insolvencies cause earnings decline ▪ 2024 forecast for CM2 margin, CIR, and equity ratio reaffirmed   📄 Read our press release: https://lnkd.in/eubSQSrx 📊 Full report and recording of our earnings call (available soon): https://lnkd.in/ezk7k8hf #Q3 #QuarterlyResults #grenkeIR #InvestorRelations #grenke

In business valuations, the Discount for Lack of Control (“DLOC”) and Discount for Lack of Marketability (“DLOM”) play a crucial role in determining a company's fair value.    How much is a business stake really worth? When control and marketability are limited, discounts come into play. Join Nicholas Polykarpou CA(SA) to discover the role of DLOC and DLOM in shaping valuations and financial strategies For more information visit us at: https://lnkd.in/gnJTyv27   #Valuations #DLOC #DLOM #FinancialInsights #CorporateFinance #InvestmentStrategy #BusinessGrowth #FinancialAdvisory