Valuation Benchmarking Platform
Insight into comparable business valuations
Valuation Benchmarking Platform
The Valuation Benchmarking Platform offers robust capabilities for comparing valuation multiples, cost of capital, normalized financial forecasts, and various valuation assumptions against top valuation and investment banking firm standards.
Detailed Description:
This platform allows users to review valuation assumptions made by leading firms, offering insights through customized criteria searches. Users gain access to detailed reports and documents, enabling them to compare and benchmark their valuation multiples and financial assumptions effectively.
Key Features:
- Comparative analysis of valuation assumptions from industry leaders.
- Customizable search options to identify relevant valuation reports.
- Live document links, including valuation reports and board books.
- Comparative evaluation of multiples, cost of capital, and forecasts.
- Compatibility with regulatory requirements and SEC standards.
For more information, visit BVResources.
Detailed Description
Users can review the valuation assumptions made by leading valuation and investment banking firms in the profession and search for valuation reports from companies that are similar to their subject company using dozens of customizable criteria. It’s an ideal add-on to any financial data platform to see what conclusions other top analysts reached—and how they got there.
With the Valuation Benchmarking Platform, you can:
- Explore the most appropriate valuation inputs and data employed in similar valuations
- Gain insight into how–and when–other financial analysts chose the various income, market, and asset approaches and see which figures and comps they used
- Get live links to all the source documents, including valuation reports, valuation opinions, and board books
- Compare your multiples, cost of capital, normalized financial forecasts, and other business valuation assumptions with recent work accepted by the SEC and other regulatory and reporting entities.
For more information, visit BVResources.
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