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The board, or a committee it has charged, chooses among named alternatives before any decision is made.
A strategic options paper sets out the named alternatives for a decision still open, the criteria that separate them, each one quantified, and the option the evidence favors.
What it answers
- What are our real options: two or three, not one in disguise?
- Which criteria decide between them: cost, risk, compliance, strategic fit?
- What does each cost, in our own terms?
- Why is an option set aside, and against which criterion?
- What happens if we choose nothing today?
What it covers
- Total cost or present value per option
- A risk measure per option
- A compliance or qualitative flag per option