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The Role of Intangible Assets in Startup Valuation

Equidam

When analyzing the value of startups, the interplay of tangible and intangible assets becomes an important focus, especially from the standpoint of understanding the financial future of a business. In this article, we explore how these assets are not balance sheet items, but instead key indicators of potential and growth trajectory.

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The use of intangible asset valuation in tax planning and litigation

RNC

Introduction: In today’s dynamic business world, intangible assets are becoming more and more important to an organization’s success. Comprehending the worth of these intangible assets has grown in significance as companies strive to stay innovative and competitive.

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How Intangible Assets Impact The Value Of A Company

Biz Equity

For small and medium-sized companies looking for a merger or an acquisition, intangible assets like a strong company purpose and a unique patent may be worth more than you think. In This Article: Define Intangible Assets. The Impact of Intangible Assets on the Value of A Company.

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How Do Intangible Assets, Patent and Brand Name Affect the Value of a Company?

Equilest

How do Intangible Assets, Patent, and Brand Name Affect the Value of a Company? What are Intangible assets? An intangible asset is an identifiable non-monetary asset without physical substance. Such an asset is identifiable when it is separable or arises from contractual or other legal rights.

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Corporate Culture In A New Era: Views From The C-suite

Harvard Corporate Governance

This post is based on an article forthcoming in the Journal of Applied Corporate Finance by John Graham , Professor Grennan, Campbell R. Harvey , and Shivaram Rajgopal.

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Perspectives Paper: Rethinking Brand Value

IVSC

As many current business models have evolved over decades, namely, to rely more heavily on intangible assets at the expense of tangible, the standards and the economics have become misaligned.

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Appraised Value vs. Market Value: Understanding the Differences and Why They Matter

Viking Mergers

This article will discuss appraised vs. fair market value and explain why they are essential when selling a business. Tangible assets, such as inventory and equipment, can be appraised through conventional means, akin to valuing physical properties like vehicles or real estate, relying on solid comparative analysis.