Employee stock option valuation early exercise boundary
Financial Analysts Journal, Vol. Many companies are recognizing that the Black-Scholes formula is inappropriate for employee stock options ESOs and are moving toward lattice models for accounting or decision-making purposes. In the most influential of these models, the assumption is that employees exercise voluntarily when the stock price reaches a fixed multiple of the strike price, effectively introducing a horizontal exercise boundary into the lattice.
In practice, however, employees make a trade-off between intrinsic value captured and the opportunity cost of time value forgone. The model proposed here explicitly recognizes and accounts for this reality and is intuitively appealing, easily implemented, and compliant with U. The paper on which this article is based won the Second Annual Best Conference Research Paper Award from the Canadian Finance Executives Research Foundation at the Financial Executives International FEI Canada conference.
Financial Statement Analysis, Accounting and Financial Reporting Issues, Equity Investments, Fundamental Analysis and Valuation Models, Corporate Finance, Other. Brisley, Neil and Anderson, Chris K.
"Employee Stock Option Valuation with an Early Exercise Boundary" by Neil Brisley and Chris K. Anderson
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Neil Brisley University of Waterloo - School of Accounting and Finance Chris K.
Employee Stock Option Valuation with an Early Exercise Boundary by Neil Brisley, Chris K. Anderson :: SSRN
Anderson affiliation not provided to SSRN. Abstract Many companies are recognizing that the Black-Scholes formula is inappropriate for employee stock options ESOs and are moving toward lattice models for accounting or decision-making purposes. Neil Brisley Contact Author University of Waterloo - School of Accounting and Finance email University Avenue West Waterloo, Ontario N2L 3G1 Canada x Phone.
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