Whether you’re buying, selling, or financing a business, one thing is clear: you need to fully understand the financial story behind the numbers. That’s where a Quality of Earnings (QoE) report becomes indispensable. For business owners, CEOs, CFOs, board members, investment committees, equity investors, and lenders, a well-executed QoE report can serve as a vital
CBV Institute’s 2025 M&A Outlook Survey reveals that a majority of Chartered Business Valuators (CBVs) involved in M&A expect deal activity in Canada to rise over the next 12 to 24 months. According to the survey, 56% of respondents anticipate increased transaction volume, while 24% predict steady activity. Only 18% foresee a decline.
According to our first CBV Institute M&A Outlook Survey, CBVs practicing in M&A expect that Canadian activity will exceed (58%) or equal (24%) 2023 deal activity. Only 18% have a negative outlook for Canadian M&A over the next 12 to 24 months.
Discover the latest insights into the evolving landscape of cross-border M&A. Learn how inflation and interest rates are shaping deal markets, and gain valuable perspectives on key considerations for Canadian sellers in an increasingly global marketplace.
The video explores the role of CBVs in succession planning alongside other advisors. It emphasizes their importance in providing independent valuations and a multidisciplinary approach, addressing both the emotional and practical aspects of the process. A good resource for business advisors.
This video highlights the importance of early planning, assembling an advisory team, and preparing a diligence binder for effective succession. It’s a crucial guide for business owners and CPAs in this process.
The video underscores the significance of involving CBVs early in succession planning and understanding business valuation complexities. It’s a vital resource for business owners in navigating succession challenges effectively.
Navigate the complexities of business succession with expert insights. This article illuminates the crucial role of valuations in succession planning, offering vital knowledge for business owners poised for transition. It is a pivotal read highlighting the nuances of wealth transfer and securing a business’s future.
In this revealing three-part interview series, hosted by globally recognized innovation strategist Shawn Kanungo, a CBV business valuation specialist shares an expert purview of intangible assets from their respective area of professional practice in private equity.
Without a doubt, the valuation of intangible assets is complex, difficult, and sometimes hairy. It is also risky, as it is future-looking and necessitates making informed assumptions about uncertain and unknown events. The CBV profession in Canada has been valuing businesses and intangible assets for over 50 years. To provide these services requires specialized education
In this revealing three-part interview series, hosted by globally recognized innovation strategist Shawn Kanungo, a CBV business valuation specialist shares an expert purview of intangible assets from their respective area of professional practice in litigation.
In this revealing three-part interview series, hosted by globally recognized innovation strategist Shawn Kanungo, a CBV business valuation specialist shares an expert purview of intangible assets from their respective area of professional practice in financial reporting.
Restructuring is a specialized area of business which helps companies turn around and start fresh. It is another way that the business valuation profession contributes to the financial ecosystem. The economic conditions resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic were expected by many to result in a jump in insolvencies in 2020. This seemed to be unavoidable,