Valuation in Emerging Markets: A Simulation Approach

Javier García-Sánchez, Lorenzo Preve and Virginia Sarria-Allende

Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, 2010, vol. 22, issue 2, pages 100-108

Abstract: Most of the foundations of valuation theory have been designed for use in developed markets. Because of the greater, and in some cases different, risks associated with emerging markets (although recent experience might suggest otherwise), investors and corporate managers are often uncomfortable using traditional methods. The typical way of capturing emerging-market risks is to increase the discount rate in the standard valuation model. But, as the authors argue, such adjustments have the effect of undermining some of the basic assumptions of the CAPM-based discounted cash flow model. Copyright Copyright (c) 2010 Morgan Stanley.

Date: 2010
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