Valuation professionals are constantly presented with challenging client needs, such as valuing new, and often exotic, securities with a variety of features that defy commonly-used valuation techniques. Monte Carlo simulations, however, can help bridge the gap between ordinary and extraordinary valuation assignments.
In this article, A&M’s Neil Beaton and John Sawyer explain why Monte Carlo simulations can be useful and powerful tools for the valuation analyst tackling complex problems that don’t lend themselves to commonly-used valuation techniques.
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