Peter Morrison, Ryan MacLean, Kevin Rowley Published in Financial Executives International News
“The one area we see many companies still struggling is coming up with the applicable incremental borrowing rate.”
Accounting Today Features John Czapla, Paul Balynsky
Czapla to Accounting Today: “Don’t expect any drastic changes in the guide when it’s finally released.”
Valuation Issues in Japan
Financial reporting in Japan is mostly based on Japanese Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (JGAAP) and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS).
What’s Ahead for Private Equity?
As seen in the Jan. 2019 issue of Mergers & Acquisitions magazine, Jeff Miller discusses potential expected trends for PE firms in 2019.
Deal Lawyers Discusses Fairness Opinions with Chad Rucker
In the Jan-Feb 2019 issue of Deal Lawyers, Chad Rucker focuses on strategies for dealing with conflicts that may exist when a fairness opinion provider also receives an M&A success fee.
Mellen Featured in Chartered Accountants, Australia-New Zealand News
A robust economic environment creates optimum valuation opportunities, but even a downturn creates demand for business valuers.
Trusts & Estates Features Chris Mellen
Mellen notes, “Considering the current level of M&A activity, I’ve seen a marked increase in demand for valuations of shares of privately held companies…”
With Great Access to Capital Comes Great Responsibility
Credit, especially senior credit, stands out from its peers in what many allocators consider a late stage in the economic cycle.
Ed Hamilton and Chris Mellen Published in Luxury Daily on Luxury Brand Value
When dealing with luxury brands, face value and market value matter.
Accounting Today Features Anthony Pumphrey
Within the scope of business combinations, limited guidance has led to a divergence in interpretation and practice for inventory valuation.