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ARTICLE · 05 DECEMBER 2019

Knowing The True Value Of Your Intangible Assets

An organisation's intangible assets are increasingly critical to corporate value, yet current accounting standards are not adequately equipped to capture them in financial statements.

SingaporeCorporate/Commercial Law

An organisation's intangible assets are increasingly critical to corporate value, yet current accounting standards are not adequately equipped to capture them in financial statements. This information gap can affect valuations for the worse, especially if organisations are planning to attract investors.

Dentons Rodyk's Senior Partner S Sivanesan, together with Tyler Capson, the Managing Director of EverEdge Asia, co-hosted an interactive and engaging session on the topic "Intangible assets: Driving success, failure and higher valuations". The session shed some light on how companies can identify intangible assets, identify and reduce risk and the available valuation methods.

The importance of realistic valuations

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