AAML/BVR Virtual Divorce Conference starts September 9
It’s a whole new world for valuations in the context of marital dissolution, so don’t miss the Virtual Divorce Conference, presented by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) and Business Valuation Resources (BVR).
VSCPA BVFLS conference September 16-17
Valuing a business in the post-COVID-19 pandemic economy, how to review a valuation report, the misunderstood calculation report, and practice-building strategies are just some of the topics at the Business Valuation, Fraud and Litigation Services Conference sponsored by the Virginia Society of CPAs.
Global BV News: Damodaran to conduct masterclass on valuation
Professor Aswath Damodaran (New York University Stern School of Business) will conduct a masterclass in valuation as part of the IVAS-IVSC Business Valuation Conference 2020 October 6-7.
What do KPMG and BDO have to say about current valuation and forecasting approaches?
COVID-19 dominates a lot of the discussion in the latest edition of KPMG’s 3Q2020 International Valuation Newsletter (IVN), though, as editors Johannes Post and Rolf Langenegger note, it ‘is not the only issue.’ BVWire—UK readers looking for a good summary of the effects the pandemic has had on UK and global markets should turn here, even though the effects on private companies, the LSE, and other markets are now familiar to everyone.
What factors contribute to inconsistent business valuation multiples?
Three professors at the Leipzig Graduate School of Management reviewed 1,149 recent private equity cross-border transactions to determine the consistency of the business valuation metrics.
25 Tips on Dealing With COVID-19 From the NACVA Conference
COVID-19 was a hot topic of discussion in a number of the sessions at the NACVA and the CTI’s 2020 Business Valuation and Financial Litigation Super Conference, which was held online over five full days (June 15-19).
Understanding the Science of COVID-19 Is Key to Assessing Valuation Impacts
For the economy to recover, the origin, transmission, and “hot spots” related to the coronavirus have to be understood. Much of the economy is highly localized, so the nightmare of the spreading virus will impact future cash flow of the smaller businesses most valuation experts work with. This is an excerpt from the new “BVR Briefing: The Real Story of COVID-19 for Valuation and Litigation Experts.”
Cost of Equity and COVID-19: What to Do? (Update)
Using a forward-looking approach, implied volatilities, and total beta to determine an appropriate cost of equity to supplement one’s analysis during today’s unprecedented times.
BVU News and Trends August 2020
A monthly roundup of key developments of interest to business valuation experts.
Global BVU News and Trends August 2020
Business valuation news from a global perspective.
Mission Critical in Divorce: 10 Key Insights in 50 Minutes-a Free AAML/BVR Virtual Divorce Conference Preview
Brought to you by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers (AAML) and Business Valuation Resources (BVR), this free preview for the Virtual Divorce Conference brings together attorneys, valuation professionals, and industry experts in a one action-packed, 60-minute session. Get short compelling lessons that you need to know now. This year’s conference focuses on the topics most impacted by divorce, and anyone serving business owners involved in matrimonial dissolution can get access to this premium preview ...
IRS deals with triple whammy as it reviews valuations
The government shutdown, budget cutbacks—and now the pandemic—have impacted the IRS and how it selects and reviews tax returns that include valuations.
D&P offers infographic on cost of capital amid COVID-19
Which financial market and economic indicators did Duff & Phelps take into consideration when it arrives at its recommended U.S. equity risk premium and accompanying normalized risk-free rate?
Estate planning opportunity amid depressed business values
Among the key takeaways from the recent ENGAGE 2020 conference sponsored by the AICPA was one of particular interest to business valuers.
Free webinar tomorrow on valuations for marital dissolutions
Join us for a free, action-packed, 60-minute webinar of short compelling insights into business valuations in a divorce context from leading experts.
Global BV News: Highlights of KPMG’s Q2 valuation brief
COVID-19 dominates a lot of the discussion in the latest edition of KPMG’s International Valuation Newsletter (12th edition), published quarterly.
Industries Most Affected by Coronavirus (Top Performing and Hardest Hit)
Vertical IQ is the leading provider of industry intelligence for those advising small- and medium-sized businesses, and their research team is working to provide updates on how COVID-19 affects industries, sectors, and economies. As the situation surrounding coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to develop, industries are experiencing the impacts in various ways.
Virtual Divorce Conference offers 1:1 video networking
Want to connect one-on-one with a valuation expert or attorney specializing in divorce matters?
BVFLS conference in Virginia September 19-20
Last year, BVWire attended the Business Valuation, Fraud & Litigation Services Conference sponsored by the Virginia Society of CPAs (see some prior coverage here).
Judicial panel resistant to consolidating COVID-19 business interruption litigation
Responding to requests by plaintiffs who are pursuing lawsuits against insurers for COVID-19-related business losses, the Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation (JPML Panel) recently rejected two proposals for centralization.
Courts are weighing in on COVID-19 business interruption claims
COVID-19-related business interruption cases are winding their way through the court system, and one state court, in a matter of first impression, recently issued a decision against the business owner.
Court ‘Sympathizes’ With Businesses Claiming COVID-19-Related Losses but Finds No Coverage Under Policy
In a business interruption case resulting from mandatory shutdowns to control COVID-19, court dismisses plaintiff barbershops’ claims against insurance company; plaintiffs failed to show accidental direct physical loss to premises as required for coverage and did not overcome express virus exclusion.
Diesel Barbershop, LLC v. State Farm Lloyds
In a business interruption case resulting from mandatory shutdowns to control COVID-19, court dismisses plaintiff barbershops’ claims against insurance company; plaintiffs failed to show accidental direct physical loss to premises as required for coverage and did not overcome express virus exclusion.
One way to analyze a COVID-19-shuttered firm
If you haven’t already, you will probably get this question from a client: “The pandemic forced my business to shut down."
Free webinar reveals divorce valuation insights
Mark your calendar for an August 27 free webinar designed as a lightning round of observations and advice about divorce valuations in today’s challenging environment.