I was posting quite regularly for a while, then things dropped off to only "Happy Mondays." Why? Because we were in the midst of launching yet another book. This one is entitled "The Bank Director's Valuation Handbook: What Every Director Must Know About Valuation."
Per Mercer Capital's website:
Why Is This Handbook Important?
Valuation issues intersect with a bank’s affairs more often than you
may imagine, and they are likely to arise during your tenure as a
director or manager. These valuation issues might include merger and
acquisition activity, an employee stock ownership plan, capital
planning, litigation, or financial planning, among others. Mercer
Capital has been working with financial institutions for over 25 years
and has provided valuation and other financial consulting services to
thousands of clients. We find that most of our clients have the same
basic questions about these important valuation issues. This handbook
is written to address many of these questions and to provide useful
information for bank directors and managers when valuation needs
emerge. It is unique in that it focuses specifically on
valuation-related issues, and is designed to be a ready resource rather
than an academic treatise.
Who Should Read This Handbook and Why?
This handbook is written specifically for bank directors and
managers. It provides basic information and insight into those
circumstances that involve valuation and other financial consulting.
Each chapter addresses a valuation issue that might surface at your
financial institution. Meant to stand alone, the chapters summarize the
key issues on which you should focus and provide insight and a
vocabulary to assist you in asking the right questions of your
professional advisors.
You can get your copy here.
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