Private credit and valuation in quiet markets
Private credit instruments rarely trade. How IVS proposals on quality control, data provenance and disclosure speak to valuation in quiet markets.
Articles and analysis on the International Valuation Standards from the IVSC training team.
Private credit instruments rarely trade. How IVS proposals on quality control, data provenance and disclosure speak to valuation in quiet markets.
From the WIPO collaboration to Singapore’s disclosure framework and the EUIPO’s 2026 study, intangible asset valuation is converging on IVS 210.
A guide for students and early-career professionals to how the International Valuation Standards organise the discipline, from General Standards to research.
From the IOSCO–IVSC statement of cooperation to the IVS 2028 exposure draft: how valuation standards have moved onto the securities regulation agenda.
What founders should know before a valuation discussion: bases of value, the three approaches, why fund marks move, and the questions worth asking.
The proposed IVS 107 would make quality control an explicit, structured requirement in valuation. What governance leads should know about the road to 2028.
Property is local, but the framework around its valuation is not. Where IVS and internationally recognised standards appear in real property practice.
How International Valuation Standards give disputes lawyers and arbitrators a framework for testing valuation evidence, link by link.
Institutional investors increasingly rely on valuations rather than prices. How IVS, the IVSC Investor Forum and benchmark standards underpin confidence.
How IVS 200 and the General Standards structure the judgement in business valuation, from basis of value to the disclosure of uncertainty.