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He added: "As an advisor, it is always frustrating when we find clients with financing needs, such as a requirement to borrow against expected future cash flows, which existing sources of funds are often unable to meet.

Service to boost green growth by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)

It follows that the lower the firm's cost of capital, the higher its market value, because the latter is the present value of expected future cash flows, discounted at the cost of capital.

Intangibles and the OFR: Vivien Beattie and Sarah Jane Thomson report ... by Beattie, Vivien; Thomson, Sarah Jane / Financial Management (UK)

Because the present value (using an appropriate risk-adjusted discount factor) of expected future cash flows is the financial value of any risky asset, expected CLV will be the financial value of the customer relationship.

Customer lifetime value, customer profitability, and the treatment of ... by Pfeifer, Phillip E.; Haskins, Mark E.; Conroy, Robert M. / Journal of Managerial Issues

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