Service levels
Business valuation reports & independent opinions
The exact scope and report standard depend on the instruction, the purpose, the applicable requirements and professional competence. We recommend the level your purpose requires, and the report states who may rely on it.

Indicative Valuation Assessment
Scope: LimitedA limited-scope assessment based on defined assumptions and the information available. It is not intended for reliance by third parties.
Internal planning and early decisions
Independent Business Valuation
Scope: StandardA substantive analysis of a company or ownership interest for a specified commercial purpose.
Partner changes, transactions, boards
Formal Business Valuation Report
Scope: FullA documented opinion with agreed supporting financial analysis, valuation methods, assumptions and sensitivity analysis.
Significant transactions, investors, lenders
Corporate Tax-Related Valuation Report
Scope: Purpose-specificAn independent valuation prepared for a relevant tax-related transaction or market value issue, documented to sit alongside tax files.
Related-party and intra-group transfers
Financial Reporting Valuation
Scope: Purpose-specificA report supporting the applicable accounting requirements, intended for management's assessment and, where relevant, auditor review.
IFRS 3, IAS 36, IFRS 13, IFRS 2
Expert Witness Valuation Report
Scope: Purpose-specificA valuation opinion prepared within the relevant court, arbitration or dispute framework and its procedural requirements.
DIFC, ADGM, arbitration
Expert Determination
Scope: ContractualAn independent determination under an applicable contractual or other valid appointment.
Shareholder and sale agreements
Valuation Review Report
Scope: ReviewAn independent review and analysis of an existing valuation, its methods and its assumptions.
Second opinions
Which report level fits your purpose?
Tell us who will read the valuation, an auditor, the FTA, a buyer or a tribunal, and we will recommend the level of report.