What are the guidelines for using the guideline public-company data in appraisals of closely held interests? Join Rob Schlegel to learn the background and logic for appraisers relying on public-company transaction data, including the advantages and disadvantages. There are a variety of sources for these data, and several examples will be provided as to how these data are used. Winnowing the initial data group and concluding on the best fit given the client conditions imply appraisal judgement, as well as how to adjust the multiples for size and growth differences from the subject business. Also covered is the importance of understanding public transactions in the income approach, including capital structure and components of the discount rate.
Program Agenda
Introduction;
Background of the GPC methodology;
Sources of data;
Applying the data for an appraisal basis;
Adjusting the multiples;
Understanding guideline public-company data in the income approach.
Learning Objectives
Recognize and apply proper techniques in obtaining and using public-company data;
State the advantages and disadvantages of this methodology;
List the various sources of these data for appraisal purposes;
Describe the importance of detailed comparison of the subject to the guideline companies;
Restate the procedures for adjusting multiples for size and growth differences; and
Describe the rationale of the discount rate construction in the income approach.
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