This paper studies warrant valuation using a reduced-form model. Analogous to the credit risk literature, structural models require complete information about the asset value process and the firm’s liabilities. In contrast, reduced-form models require only information about the firm’s stock price process. We introduce a reduced-form model where the warrant holder is a price taker, and we relate our model to structural models appearing in the literature
The exercise of a warrant leads to the well-known dilution phenomenon, whose effects have been exten...
This article compares four popular models of credit risk measurement in terms of the scope of inform...
A new model of credit risk is proposed in which the intensity of default is described by an addition...
International audienceThe objective of this paper is to emphasize the di¤erences between a call and ...
Differently from options, the exercise of a warrant leads to the well known dilution phenomenon, who...
In the past, issuing warrants was thought of as the financial enigma of an issuing firm. Investors w...
The rapid growth of the domestic stock market has contributed to the proliferation of warrant iss...
The classical warrant pricing formula requires knowledge of the firm value and of the firm-value pro...
In recent years, some papers have tried to bridge the gap between the two main approaches in credit ...
In recent years, some papers have tried to bridge the gap between the two main approaches in credit ...
This paper sets out to provide a risk-management tool (namely the distribution of the stock price o...
The classical warrant pricing formula requires knowledge of the variance of the firm value process, ...
Corporate credit risk in fixed income markets refers to risk that debt issuing company will default ...
[[abstract]]Valuing mortgage-related securities is more complicated than valuing regular defaultable...
We provide a new, supply-side explanation for the consistent, statistically significant, empirical ob...
The exercise of a warrant leads to the well-known dilution phenomenon, whose effects have been exten...
This article compares four popular models of credit risk measurement in terms of the scope of inform...
A new model of credit risk is proposed in which the intensity of default is described by an addition...
International audienceThe objective of this paper is to emphasize the di¤erences between a call and ...
Differently from options, the exercise of a warrant leads to the well known dilution phenomenon, who...
In the past, issuing warrants was thought of as the financial enigma of an issuing firm. Investors w...
The rapid growth of the domestic stock market has contributed to the proliferation of warrant iss...
The classical warrant pricing formula requires knowledge of the firm value and of the firm-value pro...
In recent years, some papers have tried to bridge the gap between the two main approaches in credit ...
In recent years, some papers have tried to bridge the gap between the two main approaches in credit ...
This paper sets out to provide a risk-management tool (namely the distribution of the stock price o...
The classical warrant pricing formula requires knowledge of the variance of the firm value process, ...
Corporate credit risk in fixed income markets refers to risk that debt issuing company will default ...
[[abstract]]Valuing mortgage-related securities is more complicated than valuing regular defaultable...
We provide a new, supply-side explanation for the consistent, statistically significant, empirical ob...
The exercise of a warrant leads to the well-known dilution phenomenon, whose effects have been exten...
This article compares four popular models of credit risk measurement in terms of the scope of inform...
A new model of credit risk is proposed in which the intensity of default is described by an addition...