The evaluation of future cash flows and solvency capital recently gained importance in general insurance. To assist in this process, our paper proposes a novel loss reserving model, designed for individual claims in discrete time. We model the occurrence of claims, as well as their reporting delay, the time to the first payment, and the cash flows in the development process. Our approach uses d...

The cash flows of technology-based companies show high degrees of uncertainty. As traditional valuation methods can hardly capture these characteristics, they are insufficient for valuing these kinds of companies. On the contrary, real options theory can quantify the value associated with management flexibility, growth opportunities, and synergies. This chapter assesses the corporate value of a...

The cash flow statement is made up of three parts: operating, investing, and financing flows. objective this study to determine the progress flows as observed via changes or comparisons at PT. Sharia Aceh Bank. method adopted a quantitative descriptive method, in which existing data from bank's annual reports 2017 through 2021 collected reviewed. findings reveal that Bank Syariah has fluctuatin...

The bias against mangrove areas in siting fish farms prompted a comparison of the cost structure and yield performance in upland and mangrove locations. Tools utilized included descriptive statistics, budgetary and cash flow analyses and profitability ratios. Empirical results revealed that substantial revenue could be realized from both farms. While the upland farms yielded average gross reven...

We characterize the optimal long-term financial contract in a setting in which a risk-neutral agent with limited capital seeks external financing for a project which pays stochastic cash flows over many periods. These cash flows are unobservable and unverifiable by outside investors. The agent can be induced to pay investors via the threat of the loss of control of the project. After solving fo...

Tobin’s Q model is one of the economic models for evaluation of companies, proposed by Tobin in 1968 and represents the ratio of the market value of the companies’ shares plus the book value of its debts to the book value of its assets. It seems that one reason for the difference in abilities of the above said companies to produce cash from operating and investing activities. Therefore this res...