Valuations of Financial Assets and Securities
Company Valuation procedure means determining the fair value of a financial asset. Business Valuation practitioners generally conduct valuations of business in the form of tangible assets, intangible assets, intellectual property, financial assets, interests, common and warrants, private debt instruments, and other derivative products. Business Valuation provides a business overview to assist clients with dispositions, mergers and acquisitions, restructuring, taxation planning and compliance, insolvency and bankruptcy, financial reporting, litigation, strategic growth planning, dispute resolution, etc. There are three classes of asset categories valuated by a registered valuer in India.
Classes of Assets:
Valuations of Securities or Financial Assets
1. Business Valuation of Assets recognizes the market equity value instruments, debt instruments, and derivatives issued by government agencies, financial institutions, and corporate organizations. 2. It estimates and determines the appropriate interest rate or interest rates of the expected cash flows. 3. It drives the Valuations of Securities market equity value including liquidity, demand, and supply of similar instruments, stock market rates of similar securities, etc.
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