Date: 26 & 27 February 2020
Time: 6:30pm to 9:30pm
CPD hour: 6 hours (3 hours per module)

Event overview

Business valuation is a core skill of many valuers and forms part of the professional services provided by many RICS members. Professional business valuations are vital to a healthy market and stable economy, forming the basis of performance analysis, financing decisions, transactional or development advice, dispute resolution, taxation and various statutory applications.

Specialist business valuers can work in both the public and private sector and practice the valuation of both small businesses and large corporations. Robust practice standards form the basis of high-quality business valuations.

Module 1 - Step by step to valuing a business (22 Aug)

This workshop provides you with the basic methodologies and skills needed to perform valuation for a business and intangible asset. It will be particularly valuable to those who are looking for a detailed step-by-step explanation of how to value a business. Three basic valuation methodologies, namely market approach, income approach and cost approach, will be covered with real life case study sharing.

Module 2 - Getting Qualified as a Chartered Business Valuer (23 Aug)

The competency requirements of this pathway are similar to the valuation pathway. However, this pathway includes the valuation of business interests and intangible assets instead of properties. This course will help you on creating a strong, defined written submission in line with this pathway's competency requirements.  Using a blend of case studies and real life examples of Business Valuation, you will gain the skills to effectively demonstrate your own abilities and attributes against the RICS framework.

Learning objectives

• Understand the basic of Valuation for Business and Intangible Asset
• Learn the most common methodologies in modern BV
• Learn a step-by-step model for valuing a business
• Acknowledge the types of experience that are effective demonstrations of a competency
• Write and discuss competencies according to RICS APC criteria

Structure

• Case Sharing
• Valuation model demonstration

Who should attend

This course is suitable for professionals who are working in

• Private equity
• Investment banking
• Corporate developmentand
• Finance and accounting
  
  

This is also suitable to those who are looking to qualify as a “Chartered Surveyor” through the Valuation of Business and intangible assets, or exploring opportunities in Business Valuation and would like to learn about the basics and takeaway some hands-on BV skills.

Trainer

Ms. Stella K Y Law  MRICS
RICS Registered Valuer (Business & Intangible Assests)
Executive Director, CHFT Advisory & Appraisal Limited

Stella specializes in providing consultancy and valuation with over 15 years’ experience in the industry, and she has extensive experience in all phase of M&A activities in relation to business and intangible assets, from pre-Deal analysis to due diligence during the negotiation process, as well as financial reporting purpose upon deal completion, which covers wide range of industries. She has served owners of small-to medium size privately held companies, to listed companies to state own enterprises.

She often works with business owners’ advisors such as financial advisors, sponsors, lawyers and auditors to develop optimal client solutions. Currently, her primary focus is on the preparation of valuations which are in compliance with listing rule and financial reporting purpose. Prior founding her own company, she was leading the business valuation department of an S&P 500 company.

She provides valuation services which covers wide range of industries including construction, apparel, food & beverage, property, hotel and leisure, infrastructure, environmental protection, construction, manufacturing, etc.

Enquiry

Mr Peter Au, Business Development Manager

Tel: +852 2116 9719

Email: pau@rics.org