Valuing Equity for Privately Held Companies

Tuesday, May 11,
12 p.m., Central
Web Seminar

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Current accounting standards require the estimation of the fair value (or fair market value) of a company's common equity on a per-share basis. For privately held renewable energy companies, especially those with convertible or preferred securities in their capital structure, the process can become even further complicated with the existence of options, warrants, restricted units and performance units.

Learn more about this complex issue and its impact on your company. Our webcast discussion will include:

• An overview of the AICPA Practice Aid Valuation of Privately Held Company Equity Securities Issued as Compensation
• Types and usage of long-term compensation plans
• Review of a case study involving the valuation of a renewable energy company
• Usage and benefits of the Option Pricing Method