Eton Venture Services offers industry-leading expertise in valuing intangibles and intellectual property. From goodwill to proprietary technologies and contracts—we’ve got you covered.
Companies dealing with complex financial reporting challenges related to intellectual property and intangible assets must ensure compliance with ASC 350, ASC 360 and ASC 805 accounting standards.
Accurate and audit-defensible valuations of IP and intangible assets, such as patents, trademarks, and proprietary technologies, are critical for maintaining the integrity of financial reporting.
Eton Venture Services specializes in valuation-based compliance, offering precise, impartial, and independent valuation services.
We help corporate leaders realize the strategic value of IP and intangible asset valuations, enabling informed decisions that strengthen their financial reporting.
Key factors affecting goodwill and intangible assets include the company's financial performance, industry and market conditions, changes in technology and regulatory environment, and the competitive landscape. Eton’s team is always current with the latest updates in regulatory changes and case law.
Our team of experienced experts uses a combination of proven methods and proprietary tools to deliver data-driven valuations, considering each company's financial performance, financing history, market trends, and comparable public and private companies.
At Eton, we are dedicated to helping you navigate the complexities of IP / Intangible asset valuations. Join the industry leaders who have already benefited from our exceptional client service and valuation proficiency.
Founded by securities lawyers from top law schools / law firms and staffed with finance professionals trained by the Big Four and other prominent financial services firms, Eton brings intellectual and quantitative rigor unmatched by others.
Intangible assets are valued using several established methodologies that consider the unique nature of these assets. The valuation approach depends on the type of intangible asset, its use, and the purpose of the valuation (e.g., financial reporting, M&A, litigation).
Intellectual property (IP) and intangible assets are typically valued using three primary methods: Income Approach, Market Approach, and less commonly the Cost Approach. Each method is suited to different types of assets and the purpose of the valuation.
The time required for an intangible asset valuation varies depending on the complexity and scope of the assets being valued.
Generally, the process takes anywhere from a two weeks to a month. This can be sped up according to your needs.
Yes, we provide audit-ready valuation reports that are compliant with relevant accounting standards.
Our reports are designed to withstand scrutiny from auditors, regulatory bodies, and other stakeholders.
Our valuation reports are defensible and can be used in legal contexts, including intellectual property disputes, shareholder litigation, or divorce proceedings where asset valuation is required.