Question 1

What is Marlowe Keynes?

Accepted Answer

Marlowe Keynes is an institutional-grade valuation engine that runs nine distinct equity valuation methodologies simultaneously for any publicly traded company. It produces a consolidated, partner-ready PDF report combining Comparable Companies, Precedent Transactions, DCF, LBO, EPV, Asset NAV, Sum-of-the-Parts, Management Case, and Consensus × Own-History Multiple analyses.

Question 2

What valuation methods does Marlowe Keynes use?

Accepted Answer

Marlowe Keynes runs nine valuation engines in parallel: Comparable Companies (EV/EBITDA and P/E), Precedent Transactions, Discounted Cash Flow (DCF), Leveraged Buyout (LBO), Earnings Power Value (EPV), Asset Net Asset Value (NAV), Sum-of-the-Parts (SOTP), Management Case, and Consensus × Own-History Multiple. Each engine produces Bull, Base, Bear, and Draconian scenarios.

Question 3

How long does a Marlowe Keynes valuation report take?

Accepted Answer

Most valuation reports complete in 30–60 seconds. The platform runs all nine engines simultaneously, then synthesizes results into a Football Field chart, Risk/Reward Composite, scenario tables, and a final investment recommendation.

Question 4

Is Marlowe Keynes free to use?

Accepted Answer

Yes, generating a consolidated valuation report on Marlowe Keynes is free. Users can type any public-company ticker, answer a brief scoping questionnaire, and receive a comprehensive PDF report.

Question 5

What companies can be valued on Marlowe Keynes?

Accepted Answer

Any publicly traded company with a US ticker symbol can be valued. The platform works best for companies with at least 2 years of public financial history and identifiable peer companies for the Comparable Companies analysis.

Question 6

What is a Football Field chart in equity valuation?

Accepted Answer

A Football Field chart is a standard investment banking visualization that displays the implied share price ranges from multiple valuation methodologies side by side. Each methodology appears as a horizontal bar showing its Bear-to-Bull range, allowing analysts to identify where methodologies converge and where the current market price sits relative to intrinsic value estimates.

Question 7

What data sources does Marlowe Keynes use?

Accepted Answer

Marlowe Keynes sources data from Financial Modeling Prep for fundamental financials and company profiles, Alpha Vantage for price data, Polygon for market data, FRED for macroeconomic indicators (risk-free rates, equity risk premiums), and proprietary databases for precedent M&A transactions.

Marlowe Keynes — Institutional Valuation Engine