In this paper we present some contingent claim analysis’ models for the firm value. We focus on two different approaches: the structural (Merton) approach and a new one that treats the asset value as a claim on the firm’s securities. The non-observability of the assets’ value in structural models can be overcome using the bivariate contingent claim analysis and copula theory. First we consider the case of the complete markets followed by the general case of incomplete markets. In the latter we provide the lower and upper bound of the firm’s value, using no-arbitrage arguments.
A new framework for firm value using copulas
DE GIULI, MARIA ELENA;MAGGI, MARIO ALESSANDRO;FANTAZZINI, DEAN
2006-01-01
Abstract
In this paper we present some contingent claim analysis’ models for the firm value. We focus on two different approaches: the structural (Merton) approach and a new one that treats the asset value as a claim on the firm’s securities. The non-observability of the assets’ value in structural models can be overcome using the bivariate contingent claim analysis and copula theory. First we consider the case of the complete markets followed by the general case of incomplete markets. In the latter we provide the lower and upper bound of the firm’s value, using no-arbitrage arguments.File in questo prodotto:
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