Financial-reporting valuations sit at the intersection of accounting rules and rigorous analysis. Auditors expect fair-value conclusions that are methodologically sound, well-supported, and clearly documented under the applicable standard.
Objective works alongside companies and their audit teams to deliver fair-value measurements that move smoothly through review — from purchase price allocations to impairment testing and equity compensation.
What You Receive
Allocation of consideration to tangible and intangible assets under ASC 805 / IFRS 3.
Annual and triggering-event impairment testing under ASC 350 and ASC 360.
Valuation of equity awards and complex securities under ASC 718.
Identification and valuation of customer relationships, technology, trade names, and more.
Valuation of warrants, earnouts, preferred equity, and embedded derivatives.
Fair-value support for funds and holders of illiquid investments.
Dig Deeper
A purchase price allocation is an intricate process of assessing fair value to both tangible and intangible assets, aligning with financial and tax regulations, and ensuring…
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Learn more →Developed by the FASB, ASC 815 sets the groundwork for reporting derivative instruments and hedging activities. Objective ensures these instruments are reflected at their true fair…
Learn more →When an acquired entity underperforms relative to expectations, a goodwill impairment test is warranted. Objective delves deep into the underlying causes, ensuring any impairment is recognized…
Learn more →Portfolio company valuations demand a meticulous blend of financial analysis and market insight. Objective offers investors a clear, detailed, and impartial view of their assets, ensuring…
Learn more →When You Need It
You completed a deal and need a purchase price allocation for reporting.
Your auditors require impairment testing or fair-value support.
You issued awards or complex securities that require ASC 718 measurement.
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