Valuation of Contingent Consideration
Discuss various forms of contingent consideration and understand the valuation models applicable to each. Review critical inputs and assumptions underlying the models and approaches to estimating inputs.
Format
Webcast
NASBA Field of Study
Specialized Knowledge
Level
Overview
CPE Credits
1.5
Instructor
Gregory Pierzynka, Shaun Maloney
Availability
3 months
Product Number
WC4748490
How to select, apply and support your models and inputs
As earnouts continue to provide flexibility in financing transactions, the need for valuation professionals in the context of business combinations has grown.
We will examine various forms of contingent consideration, working through examples to understand the valuation models applicable to the different structures.
The examples will highlight the key inputs and assumptions of the models, approaches and sources used to estimate those inputs.
You will also gain insights from the perspective of audit reviewers and their procedures to prepare for questioning.
Key Topics
- Contingent consideration
- Metric risk premium
- Metric volatility
Learning Outcomes
- Recall the guidance applicable to valuation professionals when valuing contingent consideration.
- Identify the forms of contingent consideration and corresponding valuation methodologies.
- Recognize the key inputs to the valuation models and approaches to estimating them.
Who Will Benefit
Valuation professionals who value contingent consideration and/or perform work related to business combinations
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