Sentences with phrase «intangible asset valuation»

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Not exact matches

In response to the shift in valuation from tangible assets to intangible ones, Conley says, larger firms are now trying to change the «rules of the game» through amicus briefs.

In my opinion, buying the intangible assets and attributing a price of $ 20.55 / share for the stock given in exchange was the critical element of getting the market valuation so high.

-- If assets are mostly intangible or have an underlying / more permanent intrinsic value, but current profitability's weak, the market can be a v poor judge of valuation.

Our bias for tangible over intangible assets will almost certainly lead us to a lower valuation for YHOO than another investor with a preference for intangible assets which generate earnings or cash flow.

We discussed the state of intellectual asset management, what makes intangible investors relevant today, the valuation of intangible assets, and the changing nature of innovation.

If you are a buyer or seller of technology companies, you need lawyers who understand the valuation metrics for intangible assets.

While the addition of the words «in use» could connote an intention that the City would be taking over an operating facility, read in the context of the discussion above, it is clear that the words «in use» did not intend to transform the valuation from one including only physical assets into one including all associated rights and intangible property.

«If they're hiring a valuation manager with experience in calculating intangible assets, ensure you put «intangible assets.»»