Simulation based valuation

 

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Simulation based valuation & rating forecast (Monte-Carlo-Simulation)

Decision making for investments requires powerful methods for valuating uncertain payments (earnings) by adequate risks consideration, thus uncertainty of planning. Based on identified and valuated risks the entire risk-volume of an investment is determined by aggregation. The volume of this uncertainty of forecast serves to the calculation of upper-price-limit for an intended investment.

With the simulation of all risks by a method for risk-aggregation representative samples of potential future-scenarios of a company are calculated, following theFutureValueâ„¢-approach of Dr. Werner Gleissner. This provides a probability distribution of the deviations of the company earnings within the scope-limits and further results allowing a valuation as the probability of a success of the investment. 

The losses identified in this way lead directly to the need of net equity, which is a risk-criteria.

An increasing risk-caused need of expensive equity redounds leads to an increasing weighted average cost of capital (WACC) and so to decreasing company value and a lower rank.

The WACC determined as described considers risks and profitability in equal measure in corporate valuation and thereby transparency and planning-security is secured by the Fair Value valuation.

Detailed information regarding the method you can find in the following publications of Dr. Werner Gleissner:

Dr. Werner Gleissner is head of managing board of FutureValueGroup AG and managing director of TMCE RiskCon ltd. and assistant professor at the European Business Scholl.