How options analysis can enhance managerial performance
By: ANDERSEN, Lars
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ArticlePublisher: 2002Subject(s): Options | Real Options | Valuation | DCF | Discounted Cash Flow | Discount Rates | Flexibility | Tomada de DecisãoEuropean Management Journal 20, 5, p. 505-511Abstract: Discounted cash flow analysis is the most common method for valuing projects in a company, but an increasing number of practitioners are now using options methodology to get a truer picture of the real value of a project. This article covers the discounted cash flow methodology, and how this tool fails to fully capture flexibility and uncertainty. After a short overview of financial options, the article covers the main principles behind options valuation of projects
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Discounted cash flow analysis is the most common method for valuing projects in a company, but an increasing number of practitioners are now using options methodology to get a truer picture of the real value of a project. This article covers the discounted cash flow methodology, and how this tool fails to fully capture flexibility and uncertainty. After a short overview of financial options, the article covers the main principles behind options valuation of projects
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