"corporate valuation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the process of assessing the economic value of a company or its assets. For example, "The corporate valuation of the company showed a growth of 15% over the past year."
Two $250m investments in September led to a new corporate valuation of an estimated $2.5bn.
He has also authored several articles on capital structure, risk management, and corporate valuation.
ONE reason why I have always preferred dividends to earnings as a corporate valuation tool is the way companies report their profit figures.
Most industries are facing existential threats brought on by technology, creating real and present danger for corporate valuation and long-term viability.
Many interns attended a several-day workshop led by a specialized firm such as Training The Street or Adkins Matchett & Toy, where they were taught accounting basics, Excel shortcuts and the fundamentals of corporate valuation.
Patatoukas' areas of research include corporate valuation, financial statement analysis for measuring and forecasting economic activity at the firm level and at the aggregate macroeconomic level, and supply chain management.
Corporate valuations are up as well.
We need to build sustainability into our net present value calculations and corporate valuations.
The lobbying clout of newspaper publishers and media companies is declining with their corporate valuations.
Instead, however, cable companies changed their programming bundles, prices did not fall, and corporate valuations increased.
The surge in share prices, at least until the euro zone started to worry markets again, has led to a wave of mergers and an upward revision of corporate valuations across the board.
