Valuations executive

Roles are often highly commercial and require excellent relationship and organisational skills to be able to apply the appropriate valuations. In addition, attention to detail and strong Excel/PowerBI skills are needed for modelling purposes as well as an analytical approach with the ability to communicate information across a wide stakeholder base.

There are a variety of situations in which valuations executives add value including:

• when a business or individual is considering buying or investing in a particular asset, a valuation is necessary to ensure that the right price is paid
• when there is property and income tax to be paid, which requires the valuation of real estate property
• as part of an acquisition or an impairment process to help management understand how the value of acquired assets (intangible and tangible) will affect the financial statements under accounting standards
• where two companies are merging, or if a company is to be taken over, asset valuation is important because it helps both parties assess the business
• as a means for comparing companies within the same sector
• as an independent expert in the field of dispute resolution.