Do these valuation methods exist in any banking group? Or are they unknown/irrelevant to banking? I'm just wondering if my mention/explanation of these two valuation methods (in my head, I thought that discussing them would be considered impressive) might have been the reason a banker gave me bad reviews in the London BB AC I failed
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SOTP is used a lot of the time. Haven't seen residual income method used before but I've also only worked NR and TMT coverage
Maybe it was the Residual Income method that sounded too strange to the interviewer then
SOTP is used when valuing conglomerates
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