An Illustrated Guide to Business Valuation  
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Author(s): B D Chatterjee
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In the complex world of business today, valuation has become an integral part in every sphere of day-to-day business activities. The term “fair value” is frequently used (and often misused) in each and every business transaction we enter into. The concept of “business valuation” in its various forms like historical cost, replacement value, net realisable value and present value are being used and interpreted to meet the requirements of varied and complex business transactions. On top of this, the onset of the pandemic, ongoing war in some parts of the world and climate change has thrown the business entities into a whirlwind of uncertainties and challenges and has pushed the business valuation exercise into uncharted territories.

Keeping this in view, this body of work includes the following in reader-friendly and lucid form:

    The concepts revolving around business valuation
    Extensive illustrations and case studies related to various methods of business valuation
    Application of Accounting Standards (Ind AS and AS) and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRSs) with respect to fair value measurement
    Valuation of tangible assets, intangible assets and goodwill
    Valuation of liabilities and provisions
    Valuation of shares, valuation of brands and business which are used as basic ingredient to corporate restructuring and Merger & Acquisitions
    Concept of Economic Value Added (EVA)
    Salient features of Valuation Standards issued by ICAI and International Valuation Standards issued by the International Valuation Standards Council
    Significant judicial pronouncements related to business valuation
    Introduce the concepts of valuation in use for distressed assets, start-ups and related to various statutes in India
    Highlight the possible impact of business valuation related to environment, social and governance considerations on a target organization
    Frequently Asked Questions related to valuation concepts
    Multiple choice Questions on key concepts related to valuation

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In the complex world of business today, valuation has become an integral part in every sphere of day-to-day business activities. The term “fair value” is frequently used (and often misused) in each and every business transaction we enter into. The concept of “business valuation” in its various forms like historical cost, replacement value, net realisable value and present value are being used and interpreted to meet the requirements of varied and complex business transactions. On top of this, the onset of the pandemic, ongoing war in some parts of the world and climate change has thrown the business entities into a whirlwind of uncertainties and challenges and has pushed the business valuation exercise into uncharted territories.

Keeping this in view, this body of work includes the following in reader-friendly and lucid form:

    The concepts revolving around business valuation
    Extensive illustrations and case studies related to various methods of business valuation
    Application of Accounting Standards (Ind AS and AS) and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRSs) with respect to fair value measurement
    Valuation of tangible assets, intangible assets and goodwill
    Valuation of liabilities and provisions
    Valuation of shares, valuation of brands and business which are used as basic ingredient to corporate restructuring and Merger & Acquisitions
    Concept of Economic Value Added (EVA)
    Salient features of Valuation Standards issued by ICAI and International Valuation Standards issued by the International Valuation Standards Council
    Significant judicial pronouncements related to business valuation
    Introduce the concepts of valuation in use for distressed assets, start-ups and related to various statutes in India
    Highlight the possible impact of business valuation related to environment, social and governance considerations on a target organization
    Frequently Asked Questions related to valuation concepts
    Multiple choice Questions on key concepts related to valuation

Table of contents
About the author v
Preface vii
Table of contents xi
Table of illustrations xxvii
Table of cases xxxv
SECTION A VALUATION MODELS
Chapter 1 What is Business Valuation – Basic premise 11
Chapter 2 General approach and different models of Business Valuation 21
Chapter 3 Discounted Cash Flow Method of Valuation 21
SECTION B VALUATION OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
Chapter 4 Valuation of Tangible Assets 41
Chapter 5 Valuation of Intangible Assets 51
Chapter 6 Valuation of Goodwill 61
Chapter 7 Valuation of Shares 71
Chapter 8 Valuation of Brand 81
Chapter 9 Valuation of Liabilities and Provisions 91
Chapter 10 Valuation of Financial Assets and Liabilities 101
Chapter 11 Fair Value Measurement 111
SECTION C EVA, VALUATION IN M&A, CASE STUDIES AND VALUATION UNDER UNCERTAINTIES LIKE COVID-19 SCENARIO
Chapter 12 Economic Value Added (EVA) 123
Chapter 13 Mergers and Acquisitions 131
Chapter 14 Judicial Pronouncements on Valuation 141
Chapter 15 Application of Valuation methods 151
Chapter 16 Valuation considerations under Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) 161
Chapter 17 General Case Studies on Valuation 171
Chapter 18 Multiple choice questions on Business Valuation 18.1-18.48
Biographical note

B.D. Chatterjee [FCA, ACMA, ACS, Dip IFR (ACCA - UK)]

B D Chatterjee is a business and finance leader with over 40 years of rich industry experience in overall business and finance functions. A Chartered Accountant with CS and CMA qualifications, he holds a diploma in IFRS from UK.

He possesses expertise in implementation of best practices in finance, corporate governance, change management through business process and financial re-engineering and enterprise risk management. He has rich experience in mergers and acquisitions including financial due diligence and business valuation.

He has extensive knowledge and experience in industries like industrial gases, engineering polymers, agrochemicals, FMCG and dairy products, health care and manpower services, among others.

Apart from consulting practice, he has handled many high-profile leadership positions like CFO/VP/Director Finance assignments in global MNCs (Linde, DuPont, and Kelly Services) and large Indian conglomerates (Mother Dairy group, Max India).

He has also been associated with an International Institute as a visiting faculty and taught finance professionals, Diploma in IFRS as well as certificate courses of IFRS organized by ACCA Global (UK).

Currently he is associated with a reputed international think tank, ACCESS Health International Inc. as their global CFO for the past six and a half years. The operation of the organization spans across countries like the United States, South Asia, China, Middle East, and Southeast Asia. This stint has provided him invaluable experience in handling global finance and compliance management.

He is an established author, and his books include contemporary business and finance topics like International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS), Business Valuation, Financial Due Diligence, Enterprise Risk Management and Corporate Governance published by reputed publishers. All his books have been showcased on his website bdchatterjee.com.

Linked in profile: in.linkedin.com/pub/biswajeet-chatterjee/2/5a9/b6/

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About the author

B.D. Chatterjee [FCA, ACMA, ACS, Dip IFR (ACCA - UK)]

B D Chatterjee is a business and finance leader with over 40 years of rich industry experience in overall business and finance functions. A Chartered Accountant with CS and CMA qualifications, he holds a diploma in IFRS from UK.

He possesses expertise in implementation of best practices in finance, corporate governance, change management through business process and financial re-engineering and enterprise risk management. He has rich experience in mergers and acquisitions including financial due diligence and business valuation.

He has extensive knowledge and experience in industries like industrial gases, engineering polymers, agrochemicals, FMCG and dairy products, health care and manpower services, among others.

Apart from consulting practice, he has handled many high-profile leadership positions like CFO/VP/Director Finance assignments in global MNCs (Linde, DuPont, and Kelly Services) and large Indian conglomerates (Mother Dairy group, Max India).

He has also been associated with an International Institute as a visiting faculty and taught finance professionals, Diploma in IFRS as well as certificate courses of IFRS organized by ACCA Global (UK).

Currently he is associated with a reputed international think tank, ACCESS Health International Inc. as their global CFO for the past six and a half years. The operation of the organization spans across countries like the United States, South Asia, China, Middle East, and Southeast Asia. This stint has provided him invaluable experience in handling global finance and compliance management.

He is an established author, and his books include contemporary business and finance topics like International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), Indian Accounting Standards (Ind AS), Business Valuation, Financial Due Diligence, Enterprise Risk Management and Corporate Governance published by reputed publishers. All his books have been showcased on his website bdchatterjee.com.

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Preface

In the complex world of business today, valuation has become an integral part in every sphere of day-to-day business activities. The term “fair value” is frequently used (and often misused) in each and every business transaction we enter into. The concept of “business valuation” in its various forms like historical cost, replacement value, net realisable value and present value are being used and interpreted to meet the requirements of varied and complex business transactions. On top of this, the onset of the pandemic, ongoing war in some parts of the world and climate change has thrown the business entities into a whirlwind of uncertainties and challenges and has pushed the business valuation exercise into uncharted territories.

Keeping this in view I have thought of coming up with this body of work wherein I have made an attempt to explain in simple and lucid form:

The concepts revolving around business valuation,

Extensive illustrations and case studies related to various methods of business valuation,

Application of Accounting Standards (Ind AS and AS) and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRSs) with respect to fair value measurement,

Valuation of tangible assets, intangible assets and goodwill,

Valuation of liabilities and provisions,

Valuation of shares, valuation of brands and business which are used as basic ingredient to corporate restructuring and Merger & Acquisitions,

Concept of Economic Value Added (EVA)

Salient features of Valuation Standards issued by ICAI and International Valuation Standards issued by the International Valuation Standards Council,

Significant judicial pronouncements related to business valuation,

Introduce the concepts of valuation in use for distressed assets, start-ups and related to various statutes in India,

Highlight the possible impact of business valuation related to environment, social and governance considerations on a target organization.

In developing this work, references have been made from time to time from The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and The Institute of Cost & Management Accountants of India publications related to the subject matter.

I would like to take this opportunity to mention that while considerable care has been taken to ensure that the contents of the book are accurate, a few errors and omissions might have crept in, for which I seek with all humility to my readers to bear with me.

I would like to dedicate this book to my family members without whose constant inspiration this would not have seen the light of day.

B D Chatterjee

Contents at a glance

About the author

Preface

Table of contents

Table of illustrations

Table of cases

SECTION A
VALUATION MODELS

Chapter 1 What is Business Valuation – Basic premise

Chapter 2 General approach and different models of Business Valuation

Chapter 3 Discounted Cash Flow Method of Valuation

SECTION B
VALUATION OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES

Chapter 4 Valuation of Tangible Assets

Chapter 5 Valuation of Intangible Assets

Chapter 6 Valuation of Goodwill

Chapter 7 Valuation of Shares

Chapter 8 Valuation of Brand

Chapter 9 Valuation of Liabilities and Provisions

Chapter 10 Valuation of Financial Assets and Liabilities

Chapter 11 Fair Value Measurement

SECTION C
EVA, VALUATION IN M&A, CASE STUDIES AND VALUATION UNDER UNCERTAINTIES LIKE COVID-19 SCENARIO

Chapter 12 Economic Value Added (EVA)

Chapter 13 Mergers and Acquisitions

Chapter 14 Judicial Pronouncements on Valuation

Chapter 15 Application of Valuation methods

Chapter 16 Valuation considerations under Environment, Social and Governance (ESG)

Chapter 17 General Case Studies on Valuation

Chapter 18 Multiple choice questions on Business Valuation

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