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Most analysts are familiar with applying the income approach and the market approach to going-concern business valuation. While most valuation professionals may be familiar with applying the asset-based approach to valuing investment holding companies, many are generally not familiar with applying the asset-based approach to valuing going-concern businesses. One reason for this is most analysts are not familiar with the principles of tangible property and intangible property valuation. While some analysts are familiar with applying the income approach to value goodwill, analysts are generally not familiar with applying the market approach and the income approach to value identifiable intangible assets. Join Robert Riley and Weston C. Kirk for a dive into the best practices in applying the asset-based approach to value going-concern businesses. This program describes best practices in applying the market approach and the cost approach to value intangible assets within an asset-based approach business valuation.
Program Agenda
Principles of the asset-based business valuation approach:
When and why to apply the asset-based approach; and
Strengths and weaknesses of the asset-based approach.
Asset-based approach business valuation methods:
Asset accumulation method; and
Adjusted net asset value method.
Property valuation approaches, methods, and procedures:
Financial assets;
Real estate and tangible personal property;
Intangible personal property;
Liabilities—recorded;
Liabilities—contingent; and
Liabilities—created.
Intangible asset valuation approaches, methods, and procedures;
Intangible asset market approach methods;
Intangible asset cost approach methods;
Application of the asset accumulation method;
Application of the adjusted net asset value method;
Illustrative examples of the asset accumulation method; and
Illustrative examples of the adjusted net asset value method.
Learning Objectives
The attendee learning objectives for this program include the following:
Recognize when to apply the asset-based approach to value going-concern businesses;
Apply the general principles of tangible property valuation and intangible asset valuation in the asset-based business valuation;
Apply market approach methods to value intangible assets;
Apply cost approach methods to value intangible assets; and
Apply the asset-based approach as a primary business valuation approach or as a confirmatory approach to the income approach or market approach business valuation.
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