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Business Valuation
Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants, 2012
An in-depth coverage of the principles, methodologies and approaches used in business valuation.  This comprehensive guide addresses the key issues frequently encountered in the valuation of both public and private companies.  It includes special topics such as the valuation of intangible assets, establishing royalty rates and deal structuring in open market transactions.  Published by the Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants.  Click here to order.

Exit Strategies for Business Owners
Veracap Corporate Finance, 2007
This book provides owners of privately-held Canadian companies with an understanding of the most common exit strategy alternatives available to them, and practical guidance on how to successfully navigate the path that they choose.

The Acquisition Value Cycle™
Carswell, 2009
This book illustrates how shareholder value can be created at every stage of the acquisition process, from corporate strategy development, identifying acquisition candidates, target company analysis, valuation and pricing, through negotiation, due diligence, and closing to integration.

Selling Your Private Company
Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants, 2005
This book features the Value Enhancement Framework™, which illustrates what business owners can do at each stage of the private company sale process in order to maximize the value they ultimately realize.

Building Value in Your Company
Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants, 2011
This book provides a practical, hands-on explanation of how shareholder value is measured, created and ultimately realized, by focusing on the key value drives of cash flow risk management and invested capital. It illustrates how developing a competitive advantage generates intangible value, which ultimately leads to value creation.
 

Corporate Finance for Canadian Executives
Carswell, 2007
This book provides practical insights on a variety of corporate finance topics ranging from the public equity markets to mergers & acquisitions, financing and restructuring.

The Valuation of Business Interests
Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants, 2001
This book provides readers with an in-depth understanding of the principles and concepts of business valuation issues, valuation methodologies, discount and capitalization rate determination, the quantification of post-acquisition synergies, and the valuation of controlling and minority interests.

This book provides litigators with a grounding in financial accounting and reporting and also provides in-depth explanations and analyses of financial theories and models that are fundamental to the assessment of financial loss and the valuation of business interests.