Transcription of MODULE 11 IP Valuation
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MODULE11IP ValuationMODULE 11. IP ValuationOUTLINELEARNING POINT 1: What is IP Valuation1. Definition of an asset2. Value of an asset3. Definition of IP valuation4. IP Valuation triggersLEARNING POINT 2: IP Valuation methods1. Cost method2. Market method3. Income methodLEARNING POINT 3: Preparing for IP valuation1. IP audit in IP valuationLEARNING POINT 4: How to valuate IP assets using DCF method: Step by step1. Main concept2. Projecting income stream (Cash Flow)3. Determining the Remaining Economic or Useful Life (RUL) of the IP asset4. Considering risks (Discount Rate)LEARNING OBJECTIVES1. You will understand what is meant by assets, IP assets, value and IP You will learn the reasons or the circumstances that call for the conducting of an IP You will understand the essence of and the differences between the three commonly used Valuation methods such as cost, market and income methods, including the real
The value of an asset is the value of the future economic benefits it brings. The value of an asset, whether tangible or intangible, can be estimated. Some assets are easier to value than others, and some valuations are more precise than others. Monetary or financial valuation is the process of determining or
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