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Join us for this webinar where Luke Morris and Andrew Strickland will look at various valuation cases that have been decided since 2010.

They will consider some of the valuation lessons that can be drawn from them. These will include the concept of personal goodwill, the impact of going public on value, and some of the technical resources referenced by the Tax Tribunals and the courts.

Delegates will also have the opportunity to put their questions to the speakers in a live Q&A session at the end of the presentation.

About the speakers

Andrew Strickland, Consultant, Scrutton Bland
Andrew works very closely with the business valuation community of the ICAEW; he undertakes various forms of contentious valuation and also delivers training in business valuation. His valuation work is mainly in respect of shareholder disputes, valuations in divorce and fiscal valuation. Andrew is the author of an article which appeared in Taxation on the question of the control premium and another dealing with the valuation of growth shares using option modelling; he was the joint author of an article in the USA magazine, Business Valuation Update dealing with the bid premium and the heterogeneous investor population. He is a director of the International Institute of Business Valuers and chairs its education committee.

Luke Morris, Corporate Finance Partner, Scrutton Bland
Luke heads the corporate finance activity at Scrutton Bland, a practice assisting entrepreneurs to buy, sell, refinance, reorganise and value their businesses.. He has many years’ practical experience in the valuation of private companies for fiscal, commercial and matrimonial purposes. Luke is lead partner liaising with the firm’s global network, Nexia International, and is part of Nexia International’s Advisory and Valuations Group. He also serves as one of the East Anglian ICAEW City Heads, a role which sees him bringing together and representing members of the profession in the region.

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