How well do you understand the theory and application of industry, size, and leverage adjustments for estimating equity volatility? Do you feel confident explaining it to a new analyst? A client? A judge? It may be time to get more confident. Join James Herr for a discussion of the basic concepts around applying volatility estimates in valuation, covering common pitfalls when calculating the basic volatility measure. Learn the differences between equity and asset volatilities, and discuss typical methodology for unlevering equity volatilities. With volatility adjustment examples provided and discussed, you’ll get practical tips that build on those concepts. If you would like to be able to adjust equity volatilities appropriately in most valuation settings, this event is for you.
Program Agenda
Basic volatility concepts
Determining historical vs. implied volatility
Theoretical justification for adjusting volatility
Application of adjustments (size, leverage and industry) through specific examples/case studies
Learning Objectives
Adjust equity volatilities for industry, size and leverage
Describe the key concepts in applying volatilities in a valuation setting
List situations where equity volatility adjustments may not be applicable
Describe common pitfalls in volatility estimation to be aware of
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