Het bepalen van de economische waarde van intellectueel eigendom (IE) is niet eenvoudig. Onder de verschillende waarderingsmethoden staat de op inkomstenbenadering centraal.
Intellectual property (IP) is a valuable asset that drives innovation, fosters creativity, and fuels economic growth. However, quantifying its economic value can be a daunting task.
After a presentation by an investment company, one of the attendees asked what the three most important criteria are for investing in a company.
Entrepreneurs who want to sell their company often fail to realize how important they still are to the business. “Everyone is replaceable” is a common statement we hear.
When it comes to valuing and financing your company, it’s important to be cautious about relying on (overly) simplistic calculations based on EBITDA. How should you approach this?
Good IP maintenance pays for itself. In the Profit and Loss Account of companies, ‘maintenance costs’ are always mentioned.
Routine gets bored. You want to continue to challenge and develop yourself, because if you do what you did, you get what you got.
Despite the economic growth, it is sometimes difficult to lend money from a bank. Are you already familiar with alternative financing such as factoring, mezzanine, sale and lease back and or informal investors.
In 1989, the British scientist at CERN Tim Burners-Lee invented the Internet. About six years later Bill Gates published the book ‘Road Ahead’ in which he announced the ‘Global Information Super Highway’.
Recently someone asked me how the market for Management Buy Ins (MBI) is now. Good question, I really had to think about that.