A practical guide to using market evidence to value a business
Economists
and corporate finance experts define the value of a business as the
present value of expected future economic benefits generated through
business operations. However, in litigation, courts are prone to trust
market evidence of value where it exists. These two valuation approaches
do not necessarily contradict each other. However, while the market
abounds with evidence, the challenge is separating the pertinent from
the misleading.
The presenters will discuss the following:
- An in-depth look at the market approach to valuing businesses, including the inherent subjectivity that could provide a basis for cross examining experts
- A better understanding of the "market evidence" built into discounted cash flow models
- A discussion of market evidence frequently relied upon by courts in resolving valuation disputes, including analysts reports, contemporaneous forecasts, market cap, publicly traded debt, derivative prices, and more.
Jeffrey L. Baliban, Partner, Citrin Cooperman. Jeffrey L. Baliban is a partner in the Valuation and Forensic Services group. His education and training in both accounting and economics, along with his 37 years of experience, provide his clients an added measure of insight into the complex issues of damages measurement, business valuation, and market analysis.
Gregory Aaron Horowitz, Partner, Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel LLP. Gregory Aaron Horowitz is a leading trial lawyer in corporate restructuring and bankruptcy. For more than a decade.
FREE!
Online
Total Credits: 1.00 unit
May 19, 2015, 10:30 am to 11:30 am
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