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Valuing Minority Interests in Litigation:

Why is it important to understand control, rights, and economic reality?

A minority interest is not automatically worth its arithmetical share of a companyʼs value. Its...

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Valuation in Shareholder Disputes:

Why understanding the question before the numbers is important?

In a shareholder dispute, the valuation question is rarely simply, “What is the company worth?”...

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Valuation Date in Disputes:

Why can timing change the answer?

In valuation disputes, the valuation date is not a technical detail added at the end...

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Fair Value versus Fair Market Value in Disputes:

Why the standards matter?

In valuation disputes, the difference between fair value and fair market value is not merely...

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Quality of Earnings:

Understanding Sustainable EBITD

Reported EBITDA is a starting point, not a conclusion. In a transaction, buyers need to...

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Post-Merger Integration:

Turning Deal Value into Realised Value

A transaction does not create value at signing; it creates the opportunity to create value....

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Deal Terms

How various terms shape investment returns?

An investment is not defined by its entry valuation alone. Payment timing, purchase price adjustments,...

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Understanding Transaction Economics

Does a transaction’s headline price tell the full economic story?

A transactionʼs headline price rarely tells the full economic story. Deferred payments, earn-outs, debt assumed,...

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Beyond the Multiple: Assessing Business Value

Why the multiple is just a starting point?

A valuation multiple can be a useful reference point, but it is not a valuation...

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