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handle: 10419/288612
AbstractWe extend risk-value models for valuing streams of risky cash flows by establishing the well-known concept of terminal value in this context. For a constant growth assumption we are able to derive upper and lower bounds for the terminal value in the case of a translation-invariant and in the case of a position-invariant risk measure. For both cases we also obtain an exact formula under a special growth assumption for the future cash flows. Furthermore, we provide results on the applicability of the general findings for the case that the log-return of the risky investment follows a Brownian motion.
project valuation, ddc:330, ddc:000, Risk measure, 330 Wirtschaft, Project valuation, new approach, business valuation, Business valuation, risk measure, CONDITIONAL VALUE; COHERENT; New approach; Business valuation; Project valuation; Terminal value; Risk measure, Terminal value, New approach, terminal value, Statistical methods; risk measures
project valuation, ddc:330, ddc:000, Risk measure, 330 Wirtschaft, Project valuation, new approach, business valuation, Business valuation, risk measure, CONDITIONAL VALUE; COHERENT; New approach; Business valuation; Project valuation; Terminal value; Risk measure, Terminal value, New approach, terminal value, Statistical methods; risk measures
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