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Overview: The EVA Framework makes adjustments to convert a company’s reported accounting profit into an economic profit figure in order to measure a the true profitability with respect to cost of capital. Economic Value Added (EVA) reverses accounting distortions and measures the dollar value profit after ALL costs, including the cost of giving shareholders a fair return on their invested capital. EVA financials offer a superior basis for calculating consistent valuation metrics from a shareholder’s perspective.

The EVA methodology enables the analysis of a company’s profitability, the decisions management teams make, and the overall company value. The PRVit Score (Profitability, Risk, and Valuation) is a proprietary 26-factor model that compares the Profitability and Risk of a company’s operations to the Valuation the company trades for in the market. The conversion of accounting to economic profit model is factor agnostic: low-Profitability firms can be as attractive as high-Profitability firms depending on the Value being paid.

It generates alpha consistently in backtests across all regions and market caps. PRVit data is updated daily Along with single-company analysis, the EVA framework can also be used to provide a view on a fund’s exposure to EVA metrics relative to a benchmark to better assess sources of risk and alpha. Data Feed Details: Coverage: 23,000 global public equities across all sectors Start Date: 1998 Update Frequency: Daily Market information and Quarterly public filings as reported Fields included: EVA Margin (EVA / Sales) EVA Momentum (%) Implied EVA Margin Implied EVA Momentum EVA Shock = ∆ EVA Momentum EBITDAR Margin Productive Capital Charges PRVit Global Score PRVit Prime Score vs.

Industry Group PRVit Prime Score vs.