Building Value in Tomorrow's Valuation Professionals

Millions of transactions take place each day that set the price of various assets. However, certain assets are unique and/or illiquid, and their values unknown. As such, they require the services of a valuation advisor equipped with appropriate skills and relevant knowledge to opine on the value of various assets.

Mark Mondello and Arya Rahimian | September 13, 2016

Millions of transactions take place each day that set the price of various assets. However, certain assets are unique and/or illiquid, and their values unknown. As such, they require the services of a valuation advisor equipped with appropriate skills and relevant knowledge to opine on the value of various assets.

Valuation professionals provide unbiased and independent assessments of value of all kinds assets, assisting individuals, businesses, and governments to make informed decisions. Valuation professionals' expertise can facilitate decision-making in the economy and reduce inefficiencies associated with lack of information in the economy.

By providing trusted opinions of value, valuation professionals can mitigate transaction, business, and systematic risk. They can detect and prevent fraud when there is ambiguity about the value of an asset and they can be instrumental in settling any disputes since they can act as informed experts.

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