ISCO Occupation Group 2412.1 Business Valuer
From Open Risk Manual
Definition
Business Valuer: Business valuers provide valuation assessements of business entities, stock and other securities and intangible assets, in order to assist their clients in strategic decision-making procedures such as mergers and acquisitions, litigation cases, bankruptcy, taxation compliance and general restructuring of the companies.
Essential Skills
- Apply Strategic Thinking
- Mergers And Acquisitions
- Stock Market
- Analyse Business Plans
- Perform Stock Valuation
- Perform Asset Recognition
- Financial Markets
- Business Valuation Techniques
- Market Pricing
- Financial Statements
- Value-Added Tax Law
- Strategic Planning
- Tax Legislation
- Value Properties
- Interpret Financial Statements
- Trade Securities
- Security Of Assets Legislation
Optional Skills
- Manage Brand Assets
- Investment Analysis
- Negotiate On Asset Value
- Disseminate Information On Tax Legislation
- Create A Financial Report
- Review Investment Portfolios
- Advise On Tax Planning
- Property Law
- Insolvency Law
- Determine Resale Value Of Items
- Estimate Value Of Used Goods
- Liaise With Financiers
- Pricing Strategies
- Business Law
- Advise On Bankruptcy Proceedings
- Advise On Property Value
- Intellectual Property Law
- Public Offering
- Assist With Litigation Matters
- Use Consulting Techniques
- Liaise With Managers
- Compare Property Values
Alternative Names
- Chartered Business Valuator
- Chartered Appraiser
- Business Evaluator
- Business Valuation Officer
- Business Valuation Analyst
- Businesses Evaluator
- Accredited Business Appraiser
- Valuator Of Businesses
- Valuator Of Business
- Businesses Valuator
- Business Valuers
- Business Valuation Specialist
- Business Appraiser
- Business Valuation Consultant
- Business Valuator
