<p>Diss. Stockholm : Handelshögskolan, 2007 viii, s. [1]-4: sammanfattning, s. [7]-104: 3 uppsatser</p>

This thesis deals with the increase of registered capital of a limited liability company with respect to the debt for equity swaps. The lower limit of registered capital has been decreased to one Czech crown owing to the enactment of the new Business Company and Cooperative Act. However, the company in question still remains obliged to create this capital, which also constitutes a part of its own financial sources. Consequently, the amount of registered capital has impact on the company's funding and this effect can be observed in the case of debt for equity swaps. The thesis is divided into five chapters including the introduction and the conclusion. After the introduction, the second chapter briefly describes the registered capital of a limited liability company. The key parts of this work are the following three chapters. They can be separated into two parts. The first one consists of the chapter three. Its purpose is to analyse the regulation of increase of registered capital in general and to stress the most problematic issues. The two possible methods of increase are critically discussed, however the emphasis is intentionally put on the new shares paid by a cash consideration since it is the only possible way how the debt for equity swaps can be realized. The second part is composed of the...

本論文第一章將 LIBOR 市場模型加入股價動態，並求出其風險中立過程下的動態模型，並利用此模型評價股籌交換契約。第二章將 LIBOR 市場模型擴展成兩國的市場模型，加入兩國股價動態，並求出風險中立過程下的動態模型，並利用此模型評價跨國股籌交換契約。本論文第二部份說明如何實際使用此模型，並使用蒙地卡羅模擬檢驗此評價模型的正確性。 / This thesis includes two main chapters. Chapter 2 is entiled as "Equity Swaps in a LIBOR Market Model" and Chapter 3 is entitled as "Cross-Currency Equity Swaps in a LIBOR Market in a Model". The conclusions of this thesis are made in Chapter 4. In Chapter 2, we extends the BGM (Brace, Gatarek and Musiela (1997))interest rate model (the LIBOR market model) by incorporating the stock price dynamics under the martingale measure. As compared with traditional interest rate models, the extended BGM model is easy to calibrate the model parameters and appropriate for pricing equity swaps. The general framework for pricing equity swaps is proposed and applied to the pricing of floating-for-equity swaps with either constant or variable notional principals. The calibration procedure and the practical implementation are also discussed. In Chapter 3, under the arbitrage-free framework of HJM, we simultaneously extends the BGM model (the LIBOR market model) from a single-currency economy to a cross-currency case and incorporates the stock price dynamics under the martingale measure. The resulting model is very general for pricing almost every kind of (cross-currency) equity swaps traded in OTC markets. The calibration procedure and the hedging strategies are also provided in this paper for practical operation. The pricing formulas of the equity swaps with either a constant or a variable notional principal and with hedged or un-hedged exchange rate risk are derived and discussed as examples.