Intangible Assets
- Brand name, licenses and patents
- Client/subscriber bases
- Business client portfolios
- Technology
- Special skills of employees
Intangible Assets
Intangible assets are increasingly gaining ground because they are usually the most important drivers of a company’s value. Modern accounting standards also place increasing emphasis on such assets. We have adapted the valuation methodologies of intangible assets from developed market economies to the situation in Southeast Europe.
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