ICVS - A Class, Online - Live (Virtual)

Date - Live Zoom: Over two weekends (6/13 - 6/14, 6/20 - 6/21)

In the world of accounting and valuation, much consternation exists among CPAs, Government Auditors, Finan- cial Analysts, and Credentialed Valuators regarding the determination of the fair value of financial instruments.

Both the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) have identified the fair value reporting of financial instruments as one of the top priorities needing improvements.

Most prominent among the reasons given for the failures to accurately determine the values of these financial constructs is the complexity of these instruments, which are steadily increasing as a result of enhanced computing capabilities. And, this concern is not limited to the United States; the International Valuation Standards Council (IVSC) also expressed major concerns over the lack of quality derivative product valuations. To address this issue, the Center for International Business Valuation (www.cfibv.org), a research think tank, consulting, and training organization developed the four-day course Advanced Studies in Financial Instruments.

Who needs to attend:

* Accountants and Auditors

* Chief Financial Officers, Comptrollers, Treasurers

* Valuators, Appraisers, Financial and Equity Analysts, Real Estate Analysts

* Bank Trust Officers, Credit Products Officers, Investment Analysts

* Portfolio Managers, Asset Management Specialists, Mergers and Acquisitions Directors

Topics:

* Introduction to the valuation profession

* The three valuation approaches

* Fair value accounting and disclosure requirements

* Fair value methodologies and techniques for valuing financial instruments (equities, debt, securitized instruments, and derivatives)

* Python Programming Language using Financial libraries

Class Materials Provided:

* Advanced Studies in Financial Instruments Body of Knowledge Manual

* Six-month online access to lecture slides and videos

* Support for Python financial libraries and related templates

Learning Objectives:

* Apply accounting standards for fair value and under- stand the history behind the fair value movement

* Ascertain the purposes behind the issuance and usage of complex derivative products

* Employ current valuation techniques for these financial products

* Utilize the programming language of Python, which is dominant in the valuation of financial constructs

Continuing Education Units:

* This course meets the standards of the Florida State Board of Accountancy and other professional bodies for 28 hours of continuing professional education units

Cost:

$1500 - Live and Online (includes IACVS one year membership fee)

$755 Online (includes IACVS one year membership fee)

Registration and Payment: https://www.mdgu.us/course/ICVSA-B

For more information, please visit https://www.mdgu.us/course/ICVSA-B or call 844-235-0220

Applied for 10 CPD Hours from the Board of Valuers and 10 CPE hours from IACVS

It's a great pleasure to announce that Business Valuers Association Malaysia (BVAM) will organise a Certified Business Valuation Course. BVAM is a charter member of The International Association of Certified Valuation Specialists (IACVS). The training course will be held in July, 2020 at the National Institute of Valuation (INSPEN), Kajang Selangor, Malaysia. The ICVS credentialed exam will be in July at INSPEN.

The training program is directed to all valuers and real estate industry player who want to explore and enhance their competencies in Business Valuation profession. 

Objective of this course:

At the end of the programme, participants will be able to: 

•    Acquire knowledge on Business Valuation and its components

•    Gain exposure on valuation approaches and techniques

•    Apply knowledge & skill on Business Valuation

Send your enquiry to:

•      Melanie at melanie.bvam@gmail.com

•     Thila Ganesan at thila@khhongjaafar.com.my; 

October 4-6, 2021

Conference Link:  https://www.panpaccongress.org/web

The concept founders of the Pan Pacific Congress (PPC) of Real Estate Appraisers, Valuers and Counsellors were Australia, America and New Zealand. The first PPC was held in Sydney, Australia in 1959. The Congress was founded on developing a closer relationship with the various appraisal or valuation institutes providing a forum for members of allied professional bodies in the Pacific Basin to share and exchange information. The Congress is primarily an educational refresher in nature, organised and presented by the professional appraisal or equivalent bodies of member countries every two years.

The 30th Pan Pacific Congress of Real Estate Appraisers, Valuers and Counsellors (PPC) will be hosted at Hotel Istana, Kuala Lumpur in 2021. IACVS is the endorser partnership for this event. Mr. William Hanlin and Mr. Robert Brackett will attend and present a paper at this conference.

The 30th Pan Pacific Congress 2021 will showcase papers acknowledging the real estate industry in the environment of digital disruptions. Papers will be delivered in the Plenary Sessions and the Simultaneous Sessions. The Simultaneous Sessions cover 2 Tracks. 

For more information, such as registration and agenda about this confernece, you can visit the official website https://www.panpaccongress.org/web

We’re pleased to announce the International Association of Certified Valuation Specialists (IACVS) and the Nigerian Institution of Estate Surveyors and Valuers (NIESV) in December 2019. 

William Hanlin (CEO & President, IACVS) met Johnbull Amayaevbo (2nd Vice President, NIESV) during the IVSC Singapore World Council Meeting in October 2019. While there they discussed the benefits and possible rolls under several formats of potential cooperation between associations. After additional communications and discussions an agreement has been formalized.

Both IACVS and NIESV have complimentary synergies and common goals of excellence for their respective membership.

IACVS (a Canadian not-for-profit entity, headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, Canada) is a provider of advanced professional training and certification for its global membership in the field of business valuation, bringing the global business valuation community together with common standards and best practices. IACVS operates primarily through its Charter/Chapter Members that now populate the world with practitioners in more than 55 countries. Through these Charters/Chapters, IACVS provides training and certification to professionals and interested persons in business valuation theory, models and techniques (often referred to as “best practices in business valuation”). IACVS confers the ICVS – International Certified Valuation Specialist credential to its individual members who successfully complete a rigorous training and testing program.

NIESV, the recognized leader of valuation throughout Nigeria provides various continuing professional education opportunities to professional real estate valuers and interested persons in the practice of real estate valuation. Currently NIESV has professional association members and is governed by a board of officers.

IACVS and NIESV will work together in all aspects of member benefits and education opportunities (member benefits of each organization will be equally available to members of the other organization). 

For additional information contact IACVS Headquarters (info1@iacvs.org) or NIESV Headquarters (johnbullamayaevbo@gmail.com)

We’re pleased to announce the International Association of Certified Valuation Specialists (IACVS) and the National Association of Authorized Romanian Valuers, Romania (ANEVAR) have reached a cooperation agreement in November 2019. 

Several years ago, William Hanlin (CEO & President, IACVS) met Dana Ababei (President, ANVAR) in a conference. They have continuously discussed the benefits and possible rolls under several formats of potential cooperation between associations in many conferences they both attended. After additional communications and discussions an agreement has been formalized.

The two associations agree to work together for the purpose of their respective organizations and legal entities associations. The goal of this agreement is the efficient development and functioning of a relationship in order to carry out joint scientific, research, practical, consulting, teaching, methodical and other activities for their heads, staff members, specialists, members of both organizations relationships enhancement and development, make their best to organize their cooperation for own and common interests.

IACVS and ANEVAR will work together in all aspects of member benefits and education opportunities etc.

For additional information contact IACVS Headquarters (info1@iacvs.org) or ANEVAR Headquarters (dana.ababei@anevar.ro)

We’re pleased to announce the International Association of Certified Valuation Specialists (IACVS) and the Chamber of Appraisers of Montenegro (KPCG) have reached a cooperation agreement in November 2019. 

William Hanlin (CEO & President, IACVS) met Slavko Rakocevic (Chairman of the Board, KPCG) during the IVSC Singapore World Council Meeting in October 2019. While there they discussed the benefits and possible rolls under several formats of potential cooperation between associations. After additional communications and discussions an agreement has been formalized.

Both IACVS and KPCG have complimentary synergies and common goals of excellence for their respective membership.

IACVS (a Canadian not-for-profit entity, headquartered in Toronto, Ontario, Canada) is a provider of advanced professional training and certification for its global membership in the field of business valuation, bringing the global business valuation community together with common standards and best practices. IACVS operates primarily through its Charter/Chapter Members that now populate the world with practitioners in more than 55 countries. Through these Charters/Chapters, IACVS provides training and certification to professionals and interested persons in business valuation theory, models and techniques (often referred to as “best practices in business valuation”). IACVS confers the ICVS – International Certified Valuation Specialist credential to its individual members who successfully complete a rigorous training and testing program.

KPCG, the recognized leader of valuation throughout Montenegro provides various continuing professional education opportunities to professional real estate valuers and interested persons in the practice of real estate valuation. Currently KPCG has professional association members and is governed by a board of officers. KPCG also has notable experience in delivering training and organizing exams for the issuing of professional vocational degrees in the field of valuation and appraisal.

IACVS and KPCG will work together in all aspects of member benefits and education opportunities (member benefits of each organization will be equally available to members of the other organization).

For additional information contact IACVS Headquarters (info1@iacvs.org) or KPCG Headquarters (slavko.rakocevic@iircg.co.me)

IACVS Malaysia Charter - The Business Valuation Association of Malaysia (BVAM) hosted the conference on valuation of Intangible Assets at the Hilton Petaling Jaya on October 15, 2019. This conference was supported by the Valuation and Property Services of Malaysia (JPPH). Mr. William Hanlin, CEO & President of IACVS, attended the conference and delivered a speech.

Mr. Hanlin pointed out the shifting and accelerating trend of businesses and companies being driven and valued for their intangible capital such as intellectual property and other intangible assets have not slowed down. In fact, numerous market studies have shown that businesses are increasingly more savvy about these invisible assets in the knowledge economy where intangible rules. This conference was timely to address the various opportunities and challenges proffered by this shifting tide, to c-suite executives, entrepreneurs and service providers on the current best practices of valuing business and its intangibles, challenges and new insights with the rise of increased sophistication of companies in monetizing their IP rights. Tangible assets such as cash, stocks, machineries or office buildings are no longer the main criteria for assessing market value, but intangible assets such as intellectual property occupy a central position. A key reason for ensuring the valuation of intangible assets is that in the event of intellectual property infringement and disputes, economic losses can be valued to facilitate claims.

Mr. Elvin Fernandez pointed out: “With more appraisers who can conduct professional and accurate assessments of intangible assets, we hope to stimulate the growth of intangible assets as recognized assets in domestic financial markets.” He added: “The valuation is a general profession, and the basic concept of valuation cannot be changed. The concept of valuation is used as a defined accounting term that applies to any tangible or intangible asset.” He made a comparison between real estate valuation and business valuation. According to him, the board of valuers, appraisers, real estate agents and property managers committee are revising and upgrading the Malaysian Valuation Standards and this will include a separate section referred to as Guidelines on Business Valuation which will include an intangible asset valuation.

Ms. Christine Ng explained that the government recognized IA and IP as critical elements in the growth of SMEs as early as 2010. She said that over the years, there are in place various types of funds by government-based agencies to enable companies to monetize their IP. Apart from obtaining loans, intangibles play a crucial role when a smaller tech-based company or SME has an acquisition or joint venture opportunity on the cards. Therefore, when valuing such a merger, valuation of the intangibles plays a crucial role in ensuring that the SME gets a fair value for its IP. She pointed out that IPs are a large part of a company's value in more developed economies. If a SME is rendered bankrupt, its registered IP, be it a trademark, brand or patent, can be carved out and sold to an interested buyer, usually a competitor. She cited the example of Kodak. In 2012 Eastman Kodak sold its digital imaging patents to a consortium of bidders, which included Google and Apple, for US$525 mil after filing for Chapter 11 protection earlier that year.

Mr. Ang Kok Heng revealed that many SMEs have not approached the banks to apply for loans as many of them have yet to register their IPs. While lauding the government's move to recognize the importance of IPs and its role in improving SME liquidity, Ang believed initiatives still need to be focused on providing education, awareness and financing to register an IP. Ang called on government bodies and relevant agencies to conduct roadshows and talks on the importance of registering IPs. He also hopes there will be more funding opportunities, with grants being made more easily available for SMEs to register their IPS.

At present, the lack of registered IPs means the SMEs operators are not able to obtain funding using their IP as collateral. Similarly, in the event of infringements, when an IP is not registered, the SME is not able to take the culprit to court as the IP is not registered and therefore not subject to legal backing.A registered IP has inherent rights and laws that govern it. Said by FocusM V. Sanjugtha.

Participants said that by participating in this conference, they have gained a deeper understanding of intellectual property and intangible assets valuation. They hope that BVAM and IACVS Headquarters will be able to hold more lectures and conferences to facilitate communication and learning in future.

The growing importance of intangible assets in the 21st century and the proliferation of financial fraud on a global scale are increasingly being valued. IACVS's mission is to disseminate professional theories and standards in the field of business valuation and anti-fraud, providing professionals with the best practical mode of operation. In the field of business valuation, IACVS promotes the normative application of assessment principles, methods and models around the world. In the field of anti-fraud and court litigation support, IACVS develops and disseminates operating systems and technologies for reconnaissance and anti-fraud. For more information please contact info1@iacvs.org.

The Business Valuers Association Malaysia (BVAM) will host the Conference on Valuation of Intangible Assets 2019 at the Hilton Petaling Jaya on October 15. This conference is supported by the Valuation and Property Services of Malaysia (JPPH). Mr. William Hanlin, CEO & President of IACVS, will attend the conference and deliver a speech.

Course Objective

The shifting and accelerating trend of businesses and companies being driven and valued for their intangible capital such as intellectual property and other intangible assets have not slowed down. In fact, numerous market studies have shown that businesses are increasingly more savvy about these invisible assets in the knowledge economy where intangible rules. 

This conference is timely to address the various opportunities and challenges proffered by this shifting tide, to c-suite executives, entrepreneurs and service providers on the current best practices of valuing business and its intangibles, challenges and new insights with the rise of increased sophistication of companies in monetising their IP rights. This conference will see a gathering of industry leaders and practitioners and service providers in sharing their insights and experience with participants through plenary sessions and carefully tailored and moderated panel sessions. 

Speaker:

*  Sr Elvin Fernandez, President of BVAM

*  Director General of  Valuation and Property Services Department of Malaysia (JPPH)

* YB DATO’MOHAMAD ROSLAN MAHAYUDIN Director General of Intellectual Property Corporation of Malaysia (MyIPO)

* WILLIAM A. HANLIN JR., President and CEO of IACVS

* SRIVIDYA GOPALA-KRISHNAN, Managing Director, Duff &Phelps Singapore

* DATO’ DR.RAJEN M, Chief Executive Officer Holista Colltech Ltd

* JAMESY LAYA, Partner, Chartered Valuer and Appraiser, KPMG Singapore

* Moderator: Christine NG, IP Valuation Director, Adastra IP (M) Sdn Bhd

* Tyler Capson, Managing Director, Asia EverEdge Global

* GARY MAN, Managing Director at GCA Asset Services Limited (Hong Hong)

* Peter Willimott, Senior Program Officer, World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)

Agenda and Registration Form

Hotel: Hilton Petaling Jaya

10% special rate discount for early bird registration before 30 September 2019 & Group Registration (3 or more))!

To register online, please visit us at bvam.org.my

Please contact the following persons to register:-

Sr Mohd Zamri bin Awang        Tel: 6019 353 5084  E-mail: zamri_awang@jpph.gov.my

Nor Juliana bt Majuki        Tel: 603 89118800           E-mail: norjuliana@inspen.gov.my

Thila Ganesan      Tel: 630 22829699(Ext. 15/129)   E-mail: thila@khongjaafar.com.my

Melanie Murthy   Tel: 6012 292 8195           E-mail: melanie.bvam@gmail.com 

IACVS hosts its 2019 World Council Meeting at the Rendezvous Hotel Singapore on Oct. 9, 2019. The WCM is a meeting of IACVS leaders to review global issues and initiatives for the coming year. Almost 20 participants from United States, Canada, China, Malaysia, Romania, Korea, Singapore etc. joined this meeting.

Opening the meeting, Mr. William Hanlin invites all attendees to introduce themselves, then Mr. Hanlin introduced the new alliances for member benefits and resources for BV practice areas.  He also discussed the IVSC (International Valuation Standards Council) Quality Mark that will become available in the next 12 months.  This Quality Mark will mean that IACVS members can claim to be familiar with International Valuation Standards. 

Meanwhile, Mr. Nick Talbot, CEO of IVSC, dropped in our meeting room and shared the IVSC’s development of this year and trends in the future.

Michael Badham, executive director of iiBV (IACVS Observer Member), introduced the development of course curriculum and costs.  IACVS intends that the iiBV courses is a resource to individual members for continuing education opportunities.  The iiBV online course for IVSC standards will be a significant element for those holding the ICVS to be able to use the IVSC Quality Mark in their professional practices.  Non-IACVS BV candidates who successfully complete iiBV courses may apply for credit towards the requirement of members’ designation (eg: IACVS for ICVS designation). 

Ravi Ramakrishnan, president of C&K Management Company (IACVS Observer Member), gave an update to the ICVS online training course. Work is progressing to map the ICVS exam questions to the ICVS training materials in order to make it much easier for candidates to study for and pass the ICVS examination.

IACVS has promoted the data and educational resources of BVResources (IACVS Observer Member) for a number of years. Mr. David Foster, CEO of BVR Resources, presented at the WCM about these resources. David indicates that data for completed M&A transactions is a priority for collection at BVR so that such transaction data can be available in many parts of the globe.  BVR will announce an initiative with IACVS for the collection of this data using the Charters and Chapters as collection points. The initiate will include a monetary subsidy from BVR for the data collection.  BVR has an agreement with IACVS to allow IACVS translate some of its BV files to local languages for local users.

Elvin Fernandez, the president of BVAM, introduced the development of the IACVS Malaysia charter. They have cut the 5 days training course to 3 days to make it more available for participants to join the class. This requires advanced study prior to the ICVS training, as well as online access to instructors to review questions and resolve valuation theory matters. BVAM will also host the Intangible Assets Conference on October 15 in Kuala Lumpur.

George Badescu, founder of ANEVAR, is the IACVS ambassador in Romania.  For his over 60 years’ contribution to the valuation industry, he was given the Honorary Membership by IACVS.  George shared his life time work in valuation career and he wants to help create uniform valuation standards in Southeast European countries. He told everyone “Knowledge is not private property, we have to share.”  IACVS and ANEVAR will sign a mutual cooperation Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) be the end of 2019.

Jennifer Chen, long-time IACVS member and ambassador to the valuation profession in Taipei, shared the development of IACVS in Taipei for the recent 3 years and the work she has done to promote the ICVS credential to local valuers.  Jennifer has played a key role for IACVS to reconnect IACVS and the Chinese Asset, Business and Intangible Asset Valuation association. The CABIAV was established more than 16 years previous as China and Asia began to realize the importance of business valuation for the development of business.

Wilson Lim and Don Prosard, IACVS Singapore Chapter representatives, shared the valuation in Singapore and the questions they meet when doing valuation projects. Their goal is to push valuation profession to be a higher value to the business community in both Singapore and Cambodia.

Su Zheng Yu and Zhang Chi, manager of Beijing Xinliu Huigu Technology Co., Ltd, (IACVS Observer Member) introduced their company has developed a patent – protected online valuation system Manjusri Valuation Expert System, which can automatically generate valuation reports for SMEs (non-listed companies) when they searching for financing. Currently, 70% of the 34 Equity Exchange Centers (OTCs) in China use the system to provide valuation and value-added services for their listing and display companies. At the same time, Flow Group is committed to a comprehensive upgrade of the English system, seeking international cooperation through IACVS.

Mr. Zhu Jun, representative from Beijing Zhonghe Appraisal Co., Ltd, showed their valuation information service system, Computer Aided Valuation system (CAVS) (M&E) and Financial Professionals Resources (FPR) to all participants. Mr. Zhu Jun is a long-time members of IACVS.

Even though we left limited time to Ms. Chen Qian and Mr. Jiang Dongyong, representative from BeiFang Yashi Appraisal Co., Ltd (IACVS Observer Member), they showed us a great work on valuation projects they have done. According to their experience, it’s very important to cooperate with the local valuers from overseas when doing major cross-border projects. It’s also important to have a good teamwork and clear arrangement when doing big valuation project within required time. All attendees had a warmly discussion and asked many questions on these case project.

We really have no time and feel sorry for not playing the video from IACVS Africa chapter, while we decide to share it to all attendees by e-mail.

The World Council Meeting concluded with Mr. Hanlin indicating that the WCM – 2020 will be announced by the end of 2019!

IACVS hosts its 2019 World Council Meeting at the Rendezvous Hotel Singapore on Oct. 9, 2019. The WCM is a meeting of IACVS leaders to review global issues and initiatives for the coming year. Almost 20 participants from United States, Canada, China, Malaysia, Romania, Korea, Singapore etc. joined this meeting.

Opening the meeting, Mr. William Hanlin invites all attendees to introduce themselves, then Mr. Hanlin introduced the new alliances for member benefits and resources for BV practice areas.  He also discussed the IVSC (International Valuation Standards Council) Quality Mark that will become available in the next 12 months.  This Quality Mark will mean that IACVS members can claim to be familiar with International Valuation Standards. 

Meanwhile, Mr. Nick Talbot, CEO of IVSC, dropped in our meeting room and shared the IVSC’s development of this year and trends in the future.

Michael Badham, executive director of iiBV (IACVS Observer Member), introduced the development of course curriculum and costs.  IACVS intends that the iiBV courses is a resource to individual members for continuing education opportunities.  The iiBV online course for IVSC standards will be a significant element for those holding the ICVS to be able to use the IVSC Quality Mark in their professional practices.  Non-IACVS BV candidates who successfully complete iiBV courses may apply for credit towards the requirement of members’ designation (eg: IACVS for ICVS designation). 

Ravi Ramakrishnan, president of C&K Management Company (IACVS Observer Member), gave an update to the ICVS online training course. Work is progressing to map the ICVS exam questions to the ICVS training materials in order to make it much easier for candidates to study for and pass the ICVS examination.

IACVS has promoted the data and educational resources of BVResources (IACVS Observer Member) for a number of years. Mr. David Foster, CEO of BVR Resources, presented at the WCM about these resources. David indicates that data for completed M&A transactions is a priority for collection at BVR so that such transaction data can be available in many parts of the globe.  BVR will announce an initiative with IACVS for the collection of this data using the Charters and Chapters as collection points. The initiate will include a monetary subsidy from BVR for the data collection.  BVR has an agreement with IACVS to allow IACVS translate some of its BV files to local languages for local users.

Elvin Fernandez, the president of BVAM, introduced the development of the IACVS Malaysia charter. They have cut the 5 days training course to 3 days to make it more available for participants to join the class. This requires advanced study prior to the ICVS training, as well as online access to instructors to review questions and resolve valuation theory matters. BVAM will also host the Intangible Assets Conference on October 15 in Kuala Lumpur.

George Badescu, founder of ANEVAR, is the IACVS ambassador in Romania.  For his over 60 years’ contribution to the valuation industry, he was given the Honorary Membership by IACVS.  George shared his life time work in valuation career and he wants to help create uniform valuation standards in Southeast European countries. He told everyone “Knowledge is not private property, we have to share.”  IACVS and ANEVAR will sign a mutual cooperation Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) be the end of 2019.

Jennifer Chen, long-time IACVS member and ambassador to the valuation profession in Taipei, shared the development of IACVS in Taipei for the recent 3 years and the work she has done to promote the ICVS credential to local valuers.  Jennifer has played a key role for IACVS to reconnect IACVS and the Chinese Asset, Business and Intangible Asset Valuation association. The CABIAV was established more than 16 years previous as China and Asia began to realize the importance of business valuation for the development of business.

Wilson Lim and Don Prosard, IACVS Singapore Chapter representatives, shared the valuation in Singapore and the questions they meet when doing valuation projects. Their goal is to push valuation profession to be a higher value to the business community in both Singapore and Cambodia.

Su Zheng Yu and Zhang Chi, manager of Beijing Xinliu Huigu Technology Co., Ltd, (IACVS Observer Member) introduced their company has developed a patent – protected online valuation system Manjusri Valuation Expert System, which can automatically generate valuation reports for SMEs (non-listed companies) when they searching for financing. Currently, 70% of the 34 Equity Exchange Centers (OTCs) in China use the system to provide valuation and value-added services for their listing and display companies. At the same time, Flow Group is committed to a comprehensive upgrade of the English system, seeking international cooperation through IACVS.

Mr. Zhu Jun, representative from Beijing Zhonghe Appraisal Co., Ltd, showed their valuation information service system, Computer Aided Valuation system (CAVS) (M&E) and Financial Professionals Resources (FPR) to all participants. Mr. Zhu Jun is a long-time members of IACVS and frequently represents the interests of China and IACVS at various forums.

Even though we left limited time to Ms. Chen Qian and Mr. Jiang Dongyong, representative from BeiFang Yashi Appraisal Co., Ltd (IACVS Observer Member), they showed us a great work on valuation projects they have done. According to their experience, it’s very important to cooperate with the local valuers from overseas when doing major cross-border projects. It’s also important to have a good teamwork and clear arrangement when doing big valuation project within required time. All attendees had a warmly discussion and asked many questions on these case project.

We really have no time and feel sorry for not playing the video from IACVS Africa chapter, while we decide to share it to all attendees by e-mail.