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An IP Cost of Capital Estimation Model
Business Valuation Resources, Aug 2009, Pages: 84
Existing cost of capital estimation models fail to capture the unique attributes of intellectual property (IP). And, according to Mike Pellegrino, that inability to assess risks and success rates leads to indefensible – and sometimes erroneous – valuation determinations. Whereas many IP cost of capital estimations are adjusted using little more than the appraiser’s experience, Pellegrino has developed a model that captures the unique attributes of IP using objective empirical evidence. Joining Pellegrino were valuation experts Rob Schlegel and Neil Beaton who put this model under close scrutiny as they test its validity and applicability. For anyone challenged with assessing discounts rates for IP valuations, this presentation is a must.
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