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Valuation of companies and assets provides decision‑makers with robust, defensible numbers that support transactions, strategic planning, and regulatory compliance. The service combines advanced financial modeling, deep sector expertise, and market evidence to deliver valuations that withstand scrutiny from investors, auditors, and authorities.
Transaction‑driven valuations for M&A and restructuring
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Valuation work in mergers, acquisitions, and restructurings focuses on determining fair value ranges that can credibly support negotiations and deal structuring. Detailed discounted cash flow models, market multiples, and precedent transaction analyses are used to capture both standalone and synergy value. Particular attention is paid to the consistency of assumptions across buyer and seller perspectives, including cost of capital, growth expectations, and integration risks. Radner supports clients in identifying value drivers, quantifying potential synergies, and assessing the impact of different transaction structures on valuation outcomes. The resulting analyses are typically used in price negotiations, board materials, and fairness assessments. All outputs are prepared in a form that can be shared with investors, lenders, and other stakeholders involved in the transaction process.
Valuation for financial reporting and regulatory purposes
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Valuations are frequently required to comply with financial reporting standards and regulatory frameworks, including purchase price allocation, impairment testing, and fair value measurement. Work in this area ensures that methodologies, assumptions, and documentation are aligned with the expectations of auditors and supervisory authorities. Particular care is taken to reconcile valuation results with accounting entries, business plans, and external market data. We prepare detailed reports that explain key inputs such as discount rates, cash flow projections, and control or marketability adjustments. Radner supports management in responding to auditor queries and in updating valuations over time as market conditions or business fundamentals change. The objective is to deliver transparent, well‑substantiated valuations that reduce the risk of disputes and restatements.
Valuation of specific assets, intangibles, and complex instruments
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Beyond entire companies, valuation often covers individual assets such as brands, patents, software, customer relationships, real estate, and financial instruments. Each asset class requires tailored methods, ranging from relief‑from‑royalty and multi‑period excess earnings approaches for intangibles to option‑pricing and scenario‑based models for complex securities. Analytical work includes identifying the economic life of assets, isolating asset‑specific cash flows, and assessing legal or contractual protections. Radner combines market benchmarks, licensing data, and sector‑specific metrics to calibrate assumptions and validate results. Particular emphasis is placed on documenting how each asset contributes to overall enterprise value and how risks are reflected in discount rates or probability‑weighted scenarios. The outcome is a set of asset‑level valuations that can support licensing, collateralization, internal transfers, or strategic portfolio decisions.
Strategic and dispute‑related valuations
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Valuation is also used as a strategic tool in long‑term planning, capital allocation, and performance management. Scenario analyses and sensitivity tests are applied to understand how changes in strategy, market conditions, or capital structure affect company value. We support management in evaluating investment projects, divestments, and joint ventures by quantifying value creation or destruction under different options. In contentious situations such as shareholder disputes, expropriation claims, or warranty and indemnity conflicts, valuation work is adapted to legal and arbitration standards. Radner prepares independent expert opinions, including detailed methodological explanations and evidence supporting key assumptions. These valuations are designed to be robust under cross‑examination and to provide a clear, quantitative basis for negotiation, mediation, or litigation outcomes.
