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Valtech’s Business Update and Strategy When AI Is Getting Popular
AI is reshaping the business valuation landscape, that is absolutely true. While fewer clients are coming to me for initial valuations, we’ve seen a rise in new clients facing two very specific situations:
Navigating Cross-Border Group Restructuring: Why IVS Valuation Shields You from Tax Risks
Multinational group restructurings demand absolute precision when reallocating equity interests across jurisdictions. Executing related-party equity transfers without defensible market value assessments invites aggressive scrutiny and costly transfer pricing adjustments from local tax authorities.
Valuing a Specialist CRO
Valuing a Specialist CRO A specialist contract research organisation may appear to be a straightforward fee-for-service business. Its value, however, depends on the repeatability of its project pipeline, the transferability of its technical capabilities, resource
AI Era: More Detailed Disclosures on Valuation Judgements Required in Hong Kong
💡 M&A Valuation in the AI Era: More Detailed Disclosures on Valuation Judgements and Assumptions Required under Regulatory Scrutiny in Hong Kong In today’s fast-evolving market environment, Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) remain a vital engine for corporate growth and
Valtech Hong Kong Launches Valuations.hk
Valtech Hong Kong has launched valuations.hk, a new website dedicated to providing educational guidance on valuation practices in Hong Kong. The platform is a practical, no-nonsense resource for professionals, founders, and financial teams who need clear information on valuation
Valuing Share Awards Issuance for Financial Reporting
An ordinary share award can appear straightforward until it sits beneath several classes of preferred shares. In a recent private-company assignment, the financial reporting analysis covered historical awards issued on three grant dates within a multi-class capital structure. This project required a point-in-time valuation for each grant date, allocation through the contractual share-class waterfall and a clear distinction between the value of each share ultimately recognised.