Valuing a Business in Volatile Markets is written and compiled to enable business valuators and others whose business activities touch on business valuation (for instance CFOs, corporate lawyers, accountants, and even sophisticated business owners) to understand how the principles of business valuation are impacted by difficult economic times. This new book provides an excellent overview of the valuation principles and methodologies in chapter one and a more thorough treatment of topics in subsequent chapters. While the basic principles of business valuation do not change, the economic environment raises new valuation issues and requires the application of valuation principles and methodologies in different ways, or in ways that are informed by a different economic climate. It also provides an international perspective on the topic as well as addressing new and emerging developments such as the impact of the move from financial reporting under Canadian and US GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Practices) to IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards).
(Canadian publicly traded companies move to IFRS in 2011)
Factors to consider in volatile markets include:
Valuing a Business in Volatile Markets is written and compiled to enable business valuators and others whose business activities touch on business valuation (for instance CFOs, corporate lawyers, accountants, and even sophisticated business owners) to understand how the principles of business valuation are impacted by difficult economic times. This new book provides an excellent overview of the valuation principles and methodologies in chapter one and a more thorough treatment of topics in subsequent chapters. While the basic principles of business valuation do not change, the economic environment raises new valuation issues and requires the application of valuation principles and methodologies in different ways, or in ways that are informed by a different economic climate. It also provides an international perspective on the topic as well as addressing new and emerging developments such as the impact of the move from financial reporting under Canadian and US GAAP (Generally Accepted Accounting Practices) to IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards).
(Canadian publicly traded companies move to IFRS in 2011)
Factors to consider in volatile markets include: