Valuation Takeaways From Market Volatility Spikes
Market volatility spikes prompt considerations of appropriate methodologies for factoring market indications into valuations and reflection on when “smoothing” techniques should be employed.
Balynsky Joins AICPA Forensic and Valuation Services Executive Committee
We are pleased to announce that Paul Balynsky has been appointed to the AICPA’s FVSEC, a senior committee with a mission to develop valuation standards that inspire public trust.
VRC Recognized for Service to the Industry
Business Valuation Update writes: “During a recent media briefing by senior members of VRC, an impressive note was struck when they talked about their involvement in the profession.”
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.”
James Pace
Mr. Pace specializes in providing valuations of private equity and venture capital investments in complex equity and debt securities for portfolio valuation and other purposes.…
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.”
VRC Portfolio Valuation Practice Grows, Responds to Market Demands
In response to a growing demand for client portfolio valuations in the areas of both private equity and credit, we are pleased to welcome six new, talented colleagues.
Valuation Issues in Japan
Considering a business transaction in Japan? A variety of valuation-related issues are relevant to your decision-making process.
Sanjay Chandran
Mr. Chandran is part of the portfolio valuation group specializing in valuations of privately-held debt securities, equity securities, CLO debt securities, CLO equity securities, and…
ASC 842 Lease Accounting: Simplifying the Incremental Borrowing Rate Debacle
Implementation of the ASC 842 lease accounting standard is putting companies in a challenging position to determine their applicable incremental borrowing rate.