In many situations, Securities issued in connection with share-based compensation or in a transaction involve derivatives that require a valuation for financial reporting or tax purposes
We are experts in developing customized derivative models and estimating supportable inputs for the complex instrument valuations.
Our services include:
Derivatives Valuation
Valuations for Equity Awards and Share-Based Compensation
Applied Valuations has in-depth experience with the full range of equity valuation techniques, including:
Monte Carlo Simulation analysis which captures path dependency and correlation
Binomial lattice models, customized to capture key features such as early exercise behavior
More frequently used closed form solutions such as the Black-Scholes formula
Our professionals are skilled in determining which approach is most appropriate, and tailoring the analysis to the specific situation at hand.
We have experience of valuing Convertible Notes (Debt, Derivative, and Equity component breakup), Value Allocations of Privately Held companies with complex capitalization structure, Call/Put Options, Warrants, Total shareholder Return (‘TSR’) based Options, forward contracts, among other complex instruments.
We structure the engagement as per client’s specific needs and the purpose of the engagement. Our valuation report provides an overview of the company, industry, economy; discusses value drivers; outlines the analysis performed, along with the inputs and assumptions; and incorporates detailed appendices that support our valuation conclusion. The valuation analysis is detailed, technically sound, and if challenged, we provide our clients with additional support, including responses to audit queries.
Applied Valuations assists clients with the valuation of businesses/ business interests, as well as intangible assets and complex instruments such as options, warrants, convertible notes, etc. Applied Valuations is founded by Valuation experts from Big 4 firms with the experience of valuing more than 1000+ business during their carrier.