TIP725: First Principles of Valuation w/ Tim Koller

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The leader author of Valuation: Measuring and Managing the Value of Companies walks through how companies create shareholder value, what leads managers to not take a long-term approach, & the link between return on invested capital and valuation.

Tim Koller

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