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Asset Valuation
The ultimate determinant of what an asset is worth is what a buyer would be willing to pay for it at a particular point in time. What a buyer is willing to pay is influenced by three factors: the present value of discounted cash flows, the value of any embedded optionality in the asset, and a value established based on the market price for various components of the asset when sold for alternative uses.
When advising clients on asset valuation, LEI deploys economic fundamentals to determine appropriate, defensible ranges for value. LEI applies its economic valuation skills in conjunction with its understanding of the underlying industries to provide for realistic value assessments linked to genuine market conditions – LEI valuations are never “black box”, entirely hypothetical, or based on arcane accounting principles divorced from market realities. Thus, LEI valuations are often used to support various positions during dispute resolution, mergers and acquisitions, tax preparation, and stakeholder communication.
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 Asset Valuation
Price Forecasting
Indicative Work
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