NACVA adds 51 newly credentialed members
The National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts (NACVA) has more credentialed appraiser members than both the AICPA and American Society of Appraisers (ASA) combined.
BV News and Trends September 2021
A monthly roundup of key developments of interest to business valuation experts.
Mercer Predicts a Shakeout in the U.S. BV Credentialing Landscape
Intense competition will trigger a consolidation among the three business valuation credentialing organizations in the U.S., predicts Chris Mercer (Mercer Capital), speaking at the recent NACVA conference.
NACVA adds 51 newly credentialed members
In the third quarter of 2021, 51 members of the National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts (NACVA) earned their credentials, according to an announcement.
NACVA launches alliance with PocketExperts
The National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts (NACVA) has formed an alliance with PocketExperts.Solutions, designed to help members attract new business clients and expand current client service offerings.
NACVA adds 79 newly credentialed members
In the second quarter of 2021, 79 members of the National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts (NACVA) earned their credentials, according to an announcement.
News you should know from the NACVA conference
In addition to insights on valuation methodology, a lot of recent developments of interest were presented at the 2021 Business Valuation and Financial Litigation Hybrid and Virtual Super Conference.
Still time to catch some sessions at the NACVA conference
Today is an off-day for the 2021 Business Valuation and Financial Litigation Hybrid and Virtual Super Conference, but there are a lot of sessions tomorrow and Friday that you can attend virtually on an à la carte basis.
What we’re eyeing at next week’s NACVA conference
The first of the national BV conferences—the National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts (NACVA) 2021 Business Valuation and Financial Litigation Hybrid and Virtual Super Conference—is next week, June 21-25, in Park City, Utah.
First hybrid (in-person and virtual) BV conference June 21-25 from NACVA
We’re looking forward to the first of the national BV conferences: the National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts (NACVA) 2021 Business Valuation and Financial Litigation Hybrid and Virtual Super Conference to be held June 21-25 in Park City, Utah.
Review and Update of BV Standards and Guidance—What You Need to Know
Valuation standards and guidance areas of business valuation are constantly expanding and being updated. The increase in business valuation worldwide has had a lot to do with this expansion, as has the increase in valuation within financial statements worldwide. Jim Alerding will explore the current status of business valuation standards and other guidance documents, including new standards and new areas of discussion and guidance concerning business valuation. The program will provide the attendee with information ...
NACVA seeks nominees for young BV mavericks
Nominations are open for individuals in the business valuation, financial litigation, or related professions who embody the “drive, motivation, and courage needed to be part of the next generation of industry mavericks.”
NACVA announces ‘hybrid’ conference from Park City, Utah
Hopefully, the conference scene will start to get back to normal this year and we will be able to see each other in person.
Business Valuation Ethics
With valuation standards issued by AICPA, NACVA, ASA, and USPAP 2020-2021, it is easy to see how complying can be complex. Join Scott Saltzman to obtain a better understanding of the valuation standards that are applicable to you and those that may be applicable to an opposing expert. Any engagement can turn into a litigation matter so making sure you are crafting a complete compliant and competent report in accordance with your professional standards is ...
BVU News and Trends December 2020
A monthly roundup of key developments of interest to business valuation experts.
NACVA adds 75 newly credentialed members
In the third quarter of 2020, 75 members of the National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts (NACVA) earned their credentials, according to an announcement.
Amid Market Data Volatility, the Best Option Is a More Rigorous DCF
A panel of global valuation experts who conducted a recent webinar co-sponsored by RICS, and also NACVA, the ASA, GACVA, and CBVI gives their comments.
BVU News and Trends September 2020
A monthly roundup of key developments of interest to business valuation experts.
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).
NACVA honors 40 Under Forty for 2020
NACVA’s 40 Under Forty program recognizes emerging leaders for their past accomplishments and their contributions yet to come.
CCF being abandoned for DCF, NACVA speakers say
The capitalized cash flow (CCF) method has been all but abandoned for the time being in favor of the discounted cash flow (DCF), points out Chris Hamilton (Arxis Financial Inc.).
BVU News and Trends July 2020
A monthly roundup of key developments of interest to business valuation experts.
NACVA adds to credentialed ranks
In the second quarter of 2020, 47 members of the National Association of Certified Valuators and Analysts (NACVA) earned the Certified Valuation Analyst (CVA) credential, according to an announcement.
COVID-19 takeaways from NACVA’s Virtual Super Conference
In the last issue, we gave you some takeaways from the NACVA and the CTI’s 2020 Business Valuation and Financial Litigation Super Conference that was held online over five full days (June 15 to June 19).
Stowe v. Stowe
In divorce case, appeals court overturns trial court’s valuation for an independent insurance agency; the trial court, without analysis, accepted there was goodwill and adopted expert’s calculation of goodwill using multiple “derived from a non-analogous source applying un-adjusted factors.”