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RESIDUAL INCOME MODEL METHODOLOGY

RIM - A book-value anchored model that values income above the required return on equity.
Formula

Residual Income = Net Income - (Required Return x Beginning Book Value)

Workflow

1

Start from current book value per share.

2

Estimate income above the required return on book value.

3

Discount residual income and add it to current book value.

Best Used For

  • Financials and other companies where book value remains economically meaningful.
  • Valuation checks where free cash flow is hard to interpret.

Limitations

  • Requires clean book value and sustainable return-on-equity assumptions.
  • Can mislead when accounting equity is heavily distorted.
Required Inputs
  • Book value, net income, required return, growth, and shares outstanding.
  • A forecast period or steady-state residual income assumption.
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