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7.00 CPE Hours (Category 1, Category 2, Category 3, Category 4, Others)
Live Webinar

This course is available in both Live Webinar (virtual) and Classroom (physical).

For this session, it will be delivered as LIVE WEBINAR. If you prefer to join the Classroom session, please register here.

Programme Objective

The emergence of Covid-19 has resulted in a global pandemic and created a huge amount of uncertainty around the world.  This pandemic has caused a global economic upheaval with many countries shutting down their economies for periods of time.  Many governments have put in place measures to help companies, businesses and the people in their countries to tide over this difficult period.   Nonetheless, some of the businesses will fail.   As for others, they will need to revisit their business strategy, innovate and change the way they operate.  This event has brought forth a re-think of the way businesses, of all sizes, are being conducted going forward.  We are living through one of the most challenging and uncertain times in recent history. 

This state of affairs has led to challenges when performing business valuations and in reporting the values determined in a way that is both helpful and informative to users.  It does not mean that no valuation can be carried out in such times.  The International Valuation Standards Council (IVSC), which sets the International Valuation Standards (IVS) issued  a letter in March 2020, looking at valuation during this period of market uncertainty with reference to the IVS.  The provision of well-evidenced and transparent valuations during such times is critical to ensure that trust and confidence prevails in the marketplace.

In this one-day seminar, live webinar via Zoom, we will explore the value implications of the Covid-19 pandemic, navigate the valuation process and understand the practical challenges and issues faced by valuers during such times, in line with IVS.  We will learn of the various considerations that the valuer will need to contemplate, when carrying out business valuation during these uncertain times.  This would include areas pertaining to bases of value, approaches/methods, inputs etc.

Programme Outline


•   Covid-19 and Russian-Ukraine war - Impact on business valuation
•   Valuation standards and process in uncertain times
•   Application of relevant valuation approaches/methods
•   Practical challenges and issues faced by valuers

Learning Outcome

•   Understand the application of IVS/ valuation process in uncertain times. 
•   Identify and understand the appropriate valuation approaches/methods applicable in this climate
•   Understand the valuers’ considerations when determining the valuation parameters relating to the various approaches/methods
•   Identify and understand the practical challenges and issues faced by valuers in the conduct of business valuation

Training Methodology

Lecture style with practical illustrations.

Closing Date for Registration
1 week before programme or until full enrolment.

Intended For

Accountants, Controllers, Finance managers, Auditors and All Accounting and Finance Professionals.

Schedule & Fees

Testimonial

Funding

No funding Available!

Programme Facilitator(s)

This course is available in both Live Webinar (virtual) and Classroom (physical).

For this session, it will be delivered as LIVE WEBINAR. If you prefer to join the Classroom session, please register here.

Programme Objective

The emergence of Covid-19 has resulted in a global pandemic and created a huge amount of uncertainty around the world.  This pandemic has caused a global economic upheaval with many countries shutting down their economies for periods of time.  Many governments have put in place measures to help companies, businesses and the people in their countries to tide over this difficult period.   Nonetheless, some of the businesses will fail.   As for others, they will need to revisit their business strategy, innovate and change the way they operate.  This event has brought forth a re-think of the way businesses, of all sizes, are being conducted going forward.  We are living through one of the most challenging and uncertain times in recent history. 

This state of affairs has led to challenges when performing business valuations and in reporting the values determined in a way that is both helpful and informative to users.  It does not mean that no valuation can be carried out in such times.  The International Valuation Standards Council (IVSC), which sets the International Valuation Standards (IVS) issued  a letter in March 2020, looking at valuation during this period of market uncertainty with reference to the IVS.  The provision of well-evidenced and transparent valuations during such times is critical to ensure that trust and confidence prevails in the marketplace.

In this one-day seminar, live webinar via Zoom, we will explore the value implications of the Covid-19 pandemic, navigate the valuation process and understand the practical challenges and issues faced by valuers during such times, in line with IVS.  We will learn of the various considerations that the valuer will need to contemplate, when carrying out business valuation during these uncertain times.  This would include areas pertaining to bases of value, approaches/methods, inputs etc.

Programme Outline


•   Covid-19 and Russian-Ukraine war - Impact on business valuation
•   Valuation standards and process in uncertain times
•   Application of relevant valuation approaches/methods
•   Practical challenges and issues faced by valuers

Learning Outcome

•   Understand the application of IVS/ valuation process in uncertain times. 
•   Identify and understand the appropriate valuation approaches/methods applicable in this climate
•   Understand the valuers’ considerations when determining the valuation parameters relating to the various approaches/methods
•   Identify and understand the practical challenges and issues faced by valuers in the conduct of business valuation

Training Methodology

Lecture style with practical illustrations.

Closing Date for Registration
1 week before programme or until full enrolment.

Intended For

Accountants, Controllers, Finance managers, Auditors and All Accounting and Finance Professionals.

Programme Facilitator(s)


No course instances or course instance sessions available.