hard · Private Credit & Debt underwriting-credit-analysis
A company has a $10 million net pension deficit. In an Enterprise Value (EV) to Equity Value bridge, how should this deficit be treated?
- It should be added to Enterprise Value because it represents an investment in employees.
- It should be treated as an operating expense in EBITDA instead of an adjustment in the EV bridge.
- It should be treated as debt-like and subtracted from Enterprise Value to reach Equity Value.
- It should be ignored as it is a non-cash accounting entry.
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