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Option model (See Chapters 25 and 35 of the Vernimmen)

An option model used for valuing a company is based on the asymmetry of rights of creditors and shareholders (see asymmetry - shareholder/creditor). The shareholders’ equity of a levered company can be seen as a call option, granted by creditors to shareholders, on the company’s operating assets. The strike price is the value of the debt and its maturity is the exercise date. Using this options-based approach, the value of equity can be split into intrinsic value and time value. Intrinsic value is the difference between the present value of capital employed and the debt to be repaid upon maturity. Time value is the hope that when the debt matures, enterprise value will have risen to exceed the amount of the debt to be repaid.

Option model (See Chapters 25 and 35 of the Vernimmen)

An option model used for valuing a company is based on the asymmetry of rights of creditors and shareholders (see asymmetry - shareholder/creditor). The shareholders’ equity of a levered company can be seen as a call option, granted by creditors to shareholders, on the company’s operating assets. The strike price is the value of the debt and its maturity is the exercise date. Using this options-based approach, the value of equity can be split into intrinsic value and time value. Intrinsic value is the difference between the present value of capital employed and the debt to be repaid upon maturity. Time value is the hope that when the debt matures, enterprise value will have risen to exceed the amount of the debt to be repaid.

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Definitions of terms begining with the same letter as "Option model" :

OGM
OTC
OTC market
Off-balance sheet commitments
Off-balance sheet financing
Off-balance sheet financing techniques
Offering
One on one
One to one
Operating assets
Operating balance
Operating breakeven
Operating cash flow
Operating charges
Operating expenses
Operating income
Operating inflows
Operating lease
Operating leverage
Operating liabilities
Operating margin
Operating outflows
Operating outlay
Operating payments
Operating profit
Operating receipts
Operating receipts
Operating result
Operating revenues
Operating working capital
Operational efficiency
Opportunity cost
Opportunity cost of capital
Optimal capital structure
Option
Option model
Option on option
Option to abandon
Option to defer progress of the project
Option to develop or extend the business
Option to launch a new project
Option to postpone a project
Option to reduce or contract business
Order book
Ordinary general meeting of shareholders, OGM
Organic growth
Organic growth
Organised market
Other operating expenses
Other operating income
Out of the money
Outside shareholders
Outsourcing
Over the counter
Over-the-counter market, Over the counter, OTC, OTC market
Overall dilution
Overhang
Overlay bank

Option model (See Chapters 25 and 35 of the Vernimmen)

An option model used for valuing a company is based on the asymmetry of rights of creditors and shareholders (see asymmetry - shareholder/creditor). The shareholders’ equity of a levered company can be seen as a call option, granted by creditors to shareholders, on the company’s operating assets. The strike price is the value of the debt and its maturity is the exercise date. Using this options-based approach, the value of equity can be split into intrinsic value and time value. Intrinsic value is the difference between the present value of capital employed and the debt to be repaid upon maturity. Time value is the hope that when the debt matures, enterprise value will have risen to exceed the amount of the debt to be repaid.