Category: Business Valuation

Stock options, restricted stock units, and other equity awards need to be fair-valued at grant date for financial reporting purposes… Read more

“Adjusted EBITDA” is one of the most negotiated numbers in any valuation or M&A process. The reported figure is rarely… Read more

Precedent transaction analysis values a business based on multiples paid in comparable historical M&A deals. It’s a staple of the… Read more

The guideline public company (GPC) method values a business by reference to trading multiples of similar public companies. It sounds… Read more

Public company data anchors most valuation methodologies, but private company interests trade very differently — less liquidly, and often without… Read more

The discounted cash flow (DCF) method is the backbone of most income-approach valuations — and one of the most frequently… Read more

Impairment testing is one of those recurring exercises that can feel routine right up until the year it isn’t. Whether… Read more

When a deal closes, most of the attention has been on price, structure, and financing. But the work isn’t over… Read more