Business & asset valuation
Assess the financial and commercial drivers of value with reference to the purpose and scope of the engagement.
Valuation
Understand the floor.
Recognise the potential.
Value depends on the asset, the purpose and the path ahead. Make the assumptions visible before making the decision.
Discuss your situationWhich assumptions have to hold for this value to be realisable?
Understanding your situation.
A single number can hide very different futures. We look at the business, the assets and the context of a valuation to understand what supports the value, what might change it and how it relates to the decision at hand.
Debt valuation
Consider the expected recovery profile, security position and risks affecting the value of a debt exposure.
Liquidation scenarios
Examine asset saleability and realisation assumptions under a winding-up scenario.
Resolution scenarios
Test value in the context of operating continuity, restructuring and the capital needed to support it.
From assessment to action.
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Define the purpose
Clarify the asset, valuation date, basis and decision the work must support.
- 02
Examine the evidence
Review the financial information, market context and asset-specific constraints.
- 03
Test the drivers
Evaluate the appropriate methods and show how key assumptions affect the result.
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Explain the conclusion
Present the rationale, range, limitations and implications in a usable form.
The space between floor and potential
What the work brings.
- A clear purpose, basis and scope for the valuation
- An explicit set of assumptions and value drivers
- Sensitivity analysis that shows the range of possibilities
- A reasoned assessment aligned with the agreed engagement
Deliverables are tailored to the purpose and agreed scope of each engagement.