Valuations
Business valuations are required for a variety of reasons and can range from simple illustrative valuations to more sophisticated valuations using complex financial modelling.
The key questions to consider in most valuation exercises are as follows:
1. For what purpose is the valuation being prepared?
2. At what point is an entity being valued?
3. On what basis is the entity to be valued?
Our corporate finance teams are experienced in working with clients in determining the options available in connection with valuation assignments so that the appropriate scope of work can be agreed. Some examples of the type of valuation work we get involved in are detailed below:
The key questions to consider in most valuation exercises are as follows:
1. For what purpose is the valuation being prepared?
2. At what point is an entity being valued?
3. On what basis is the entity to be valued?
Our corporate finance teams are experienced in working with clients in determining the options available in connection with valuation assignments so that the appropriate scope of work can be agreed. Some examples of the type of valuation work we get involved in are detailed below:
- Rule 3 valuations in connection with listed company transactions
- Business valuations in connection with a proposed acquisition
- Business valuations in connection with a proposed divestment
- Expert determination valuations
- Shareholder dispute valuations
- Valuations in connection with fiscal work eg EMI option valuations
- Merger party valuations
- Share option valuations