PRIVATE COMPANY VALUATION
Market prices to compute the value of options and warrants granted to employees. ¨ Market value as output: When valuing publicly traded firms, the market value operates as a measure of reasonableness. In private company valuation, the value stands alone. ¨ Market price based risk measures, such as beta and
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