Transactions involving new technologies and their related intangible assets have grown steadily. Restarting the world’s economic engines after the Coronavirus-induced shutdown suggests that such transactions may increase rapidly as firms seek to gain immediate value from their non-core assets. This webinar provides a context for valuation and discusses its role in commercial transactions (investment, M&A, divestment or licensing) from Tom Ewing at AWA Strategy.
Valuation for Technology & IP Transactions in Good Times & Bad
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