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Using the correct discount rate in industry-specific DCF models is crucial for accurate valuations. Adopting a tailored approach can help ensure your model reflects true industry risks.

However, we almost always do away with making a company-specific estimate and use a consistent discount rate for all the companies we value.

Learn what the dividend discount model is and then how to use this model to value a stock. See the model's variations and learn when to deploy each of them.

And now for the really big picture, via a speech from the Bank of England's Andy Haldane — and flagged in a research note by Citi — here is a look at interest rates since 3000 BC.

Learn to calculate the intrinsic value of stocks using the Gordon Growth Model. Understand when this model is best used and when to choose another avenue.

The range of equity discount rates considered is 15-19.0%, which we believe is reasonable given the increases that have occurred in the risk-free rate and balance sheet leverage for the group.

The discount rate is the interest rate the Federal Reserve Banks set onsecured overnight loans to depository institutions. The Federal ReserveBank of New York's discount rate was 1.00 percent from ...

When the discount rate increases, the benefits from delay decline. When the discount rate gets high enough, taking Social Security at 62 actually becomes a better deal.

The introduction of a 7 percent discount rate markedly lowers the DICE model’s SCC estimates. Estimates based on this 7 percent discount rate therefore significantly weakens the EPA’s case for ...

Tesla (TSLA) has started offering reduced interest rates on the new Model Y in the US — this equates to a direct discount on the brand new vehicle that was supposed to spark Tesla’s demand back.