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Hello
In your examples you show in the first year they expected 4 directors to leave and in the second 2.
I assume that the 4 of the first year did not actually leave. If they did leave would it be 10-4 year one and 6 – 2 year 2?
Also, in the exam is it assumed they do not actually leave in the first year?
Hi,
No, you cannot assume that the 4 directors have left in this example or in the exam. The company is changing its estimate/assumption from 4 leaving to now 2 expecting to leave. Therefore there are expected to be 8 at the end of the scheme who are entitled to the options.
If the directors have actually left then you will be told that they have.
Thanks
Oh great, thanks for clearing that up
