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Valuation of stock compensation under ASC 718: Principles and Practice
Accounting & Financial Reporting
Webcast

Valuation of stock compensation under ASC 718: Principles and Practice

We will step through commonly used award structures and valuation techniques for a full range of equity compensation instruments using real world examples and looking at actual modeling.

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Format

Webcast

NASBA Field of Study

Specialized Knowledge

Level

Basic

CPE Credits

1.5

Instructor

Josh Schaeffer, James Milne

Availability

3 months

Product Number

WC4612589

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Understand the what, why, and how of equity compensation!

Derivatives such as options have been used to reward employees for many years, and executive pay packages often include features of complex derivative securities such as options and restricted stock with vesting schedules based on various contingencies.

This is an area in which accounting rules and valuation practice are uniquely intertwined. While practitioners may have a handle on the accounting for these complex instruments, they may still view the methods and tools employed in assessing their value as a mysterious "black-box." Our presenters will provide more than a glimpse of what's "under the hood" in the relevant valuation techniques such as lattice models and Monte Carlo simulation, and how these relate to regulations such as ASC 718 and the new Pay versus Performance (PvP) requirements for proxy statements.

Join our industry experts as they present an overview of the types of tools used in valuing these complex financial instruments found in many compensation packages, and how they can be identified.

Key Topics

  • Understand stock-based compensation under ASC 718
  • Award types and characteristics
  • Market Awards and Monte Carlo Simulation
  • Pay vs Performance

Learning Outcomes

  • Identify how Black-Scholes and Monte Carlo simulations are applied within valuation models
  • Recognize how various inputs drive valuations
  • Compare different models e.g. lattice, Black-Scholes, Monte Carlo.
  • Determine main issues and common challenges for practitioners and auditors/regulators

Who Will Benefit

  • Valuation practitioners
  • Auditors
  • Investment managers
  • Banking product developers and controllers
  • CFO analysts
More Details
NASBA Field of Study
Specialized Knowledge
Level
Basic
Prerequisites
none
Access
This is a digital product. With full paid access the content will be available to you for 3 months after purchase date.
Duration
1 hr 30 mins
Pricing
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Speakers
Josh Schaeffer
Josh Schaeffer is a managing director and practice leader for Equity Methods’ valuation practice. Josh brings deep academic and practical experience in economics, finance, and statistics to a range of challenges including valuation and compensation. Josh works closely with finance executives across a broad range of public and private firms. He leads teams in valuing instruments and designing models for a wide array of derivative securities pertaining to compensation agreements, private companies, partnerships, earnouts, and guarantees. He also helps companies assess their median employee compensation for purposes of their CEO pay ratio calculation and assists companies with assessing pay equity among other compensation issues.
James Milne
James Milne is a manager for Equity Methods’ valuation practice. He brings a wide variety of practical business experience to the valuation and equity compensation space. James has worked closely with finance executives across a broad range of public and private firms. He manages teams in valuing a wide variety of derivative instruments pertaining to compensation agreements, private companies, partnerships, earn-outs, and guarantees. He has also valued the equity, debt and intangible assets of privately held firms spanning a large number of industries including financial services, real estate, entertainment, and consumer products.
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