Valuation Challenges and Best Practices in Joint Ventures and Strategic Affiliations

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September 23, 2020
Jerry M. Chang, CFA
Molly Farber
Tim Lubbe
methodology
best practices, business valuation, cost approach, income approach, intangible assets, M&A transactions, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), market approach, valuation methodology, valuation methods, COVID-19, assets, joint ventures

Summary

Today, corporate investments into joint ventures and other non-controlled entities now exceed $5 trillion per year, according to Ankura/Water Street Partners' analysis of U.S. Government data. Companies utilize joint ventures for a variety of reasons, including to access capabilities, share risk, pool capital, secure added scale and scope, and satisfy regulatory requirements of local ownership. Join Jerry Chang, Molly Faber, and Tim Lubbe of Ankura to learn more about the increasing prevalence of joint ventures and other strategic affiliations in the current environment and the unique valuation considerations related to these arrangements.
Valuation Challenges and Best Practices in Joint Ventures and Strategic Affiliations
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