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• TITLE: Pricing the Idiosyncratic Risk in the Cost of Capital: A Comprehensive Model

  AUTHORS: Federico Beltrame, Gianni Zorzi

  KEYWORDS: Idiosyncratic Risk, Leverage, Pricing, Merton Model, WACC, Valuation

  JOURNAL NAME: Theoretical Economics Letters, Vol.12 No.5, September 9, 2022

  ABSTRACT: Despite the mixed evidence, recent empirical works highlight the importance of idiosyncratic risk in the stock market. On this basis, this note elaborates an approach to price directly the specific risk in the cost of capital, both for scientific empirical purposes and practitioner’s investment valuation. For extremely high leverage values, the cost of risky debt tends to approximate the unlevered cost of capital. Exploiting a Merton model, we show a simple solution to calculate in practice every cost of capital version, providing a comprehensive framework. A worked example is provided to simplify the concrete application.