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The need to value complex options containing reload features is becoming increasingly more common as such options … become more proliferate. Traditionally, two types of valuation methods have been used: the intrinsic method and closed …-form models, such as Black-Scholes. These methodologies undervalue options with reload features, a fact recently recognized by …
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With the FASB's emphasis on fair value, valuation of privately held companies' capital structures has taken on … additional emphasis. Each methodology proposed in the AICPA's Practice Aid "Valuation of Privately-Held-Company Equity Securities … Issued as Compensation" can result in suboptimal valuations when valuing complex capital structures. We discuss valuation of …
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The oil and gas industry in the Gulf of Mexico has the greatest weather exposure in the world, and is vulnerable to a range of losses that include physical damage, destruction, business interruption, and pollution liability. During the 2004 and 2005 hurricane seasons, a number of offshore...
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This article attempts to demonstrate that Internet venture valuations are not subject to different valuation standards … and rules, even though one needs to expand on the traditional valuation approach to make it applicable to internet … valuations. It is shown that traditional valuation methods (such as the discounted cash flows approach) understate value twice …
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When a buy-sell agreement exits, current valuation approaches based upon the "typical buyer" concept do not address the … a totally transparent, objective fair market valuation of a specific noncontrolling interest when 1) triggering events …
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implementation guidance and surveys empirical research which supports the use of the Excess Earnings Model for practical valuation …
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Miller and Modigliani's seminal papers (1958, 1963) gave rise to two alternative methodologies for project and firm valuations: the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) and Adjusted Present Value (APV). As is often the case of many larger firms in industrialized economies, whenever a target...
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valuation theory, when properly understood and used correctly, is a superb tool to identify where the economic value comes from …
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