Value Creation Index - Explained
What is the Value Creation Index?
Written by Jason Gordon
Updated at April 7th, 2022
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What is the Value Creation Index?
The Value Creation Index, created by Cap Gemini, Ernst & Young, demonstrates the relationship between a company’s market valuation and the company’s non-financial performance (such as innovation, people, ideas, and brand).
Non-financial factors for creating value are difficult to quantify and are not accounted for in generally accepted accounting practices. Thus, these metrics go unreported.
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Categories of Intangible Value Drivers
Categories of intangible performance that determine corporate value creation
- Innovation.
- Customer relations.
- Management capabilities.
- Alliances.
- Technology.
- Brand value.
- Employee relations.
- Environmental and community issues.
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