Intangible asset and IP valuation, signed by an IPOS-listed expert.
VALLARIS™ values patents, trademarks and brands, software and technology, and customer relationships, for licensing and sale, IP financing, purchase price allocation, tax and disputes.
What is intangible asset and IP valuation?
Intangible asset valuation sets the value of assets you cannot touch: patents, trademarks and brands, software and technology, customer relationships, licences and know-how. The main methods are relief from royalty, the multi-period excess earnings method and the with-and-without method, applied under IFRS 13 and the International Valuation Standards.
The moments this work is for.
Licensing, selling or financing IP
A licensee, buyer or lender needs an independent value before it commits.
After an acquisition
The accounts need the brands, technology and customer relationships recognised at fair value.
An IP dispute
Infringement or a licence dispute needs damages measured by an expert the tribunal will hear.
The work, and what it delivers.
- IdentificationWhich intangible assets exist, and which the accounting will recognise.
- A signed valuationEach asset valued with the method that fits it, under IVS and IFRS 13.
- Remaining useful lifeThe life and amortisation each asset supports.
- Expert evidenceWhere the value is disputed, evidence a court or tribunal can rely on.
Four steps, one adviser.
- First conversationThe assets, the purpose and the date of value.
- IdentifyMap the intangible assets and how each earns.
- ValueRoyalty rates, excess earnings or with-and-without, as each asset requires.
- ReportA signed report, with support through audit or proceedings.
A named signature behind every number.
I am on the official List of Experts for IP valuation kept by the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore. Intangible assets are now most of what many companies are worth, so I value them with the care a balance sheet asset gets.
Siong Yoong
About VALLARIS™ →
Standing you can check. Each line names the body behind it.
IPOS List of Experts
Technical Expert, IP Valuation, on the official list of the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore.
IP Financing & Valuation
Co-chair of the IP Financing & Valuation Committee, IIPCC Singapore.
Chartered Valuer and Appraiser
CVA, Institute of Valuers and Appraisers, Singapore (IVAS).
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What clients ask about intangible asset valuation.
How do you value a trademark or brand?
Brands and trademarks are most often valued with the relief-from-royalty method: the value of the royalties the owner avoids by owning the brand rather than licensing it, discounted to today.
How do you value a patent or technology?
Patents and technology are valued with relief from royalty, the multi-period excess earnings method or a with-and-without comparison, depending on how the asset earns and what market evidence exists.
What is the multi-period excess earnings method?
It values the primary intangible asset, often customer relationships or technology, as the cash flows it generates after charging a fair return on every other asset that helps produce them.
Can IP be used to raise finance?
Yes. Lenders and investors increasingly accept IP as collateral or as the basis of a valuation, and an independent IP valuation is usually required before they commit.
Who is qualified to value IP in Singapore?
Siong Yoong is listed on the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore’s List of Experts for IP valuation, co-chairs the IP Financing and Valuation Committee of IIPCC Singapore, and is a Chartered Valuer and Appraiser.
Often needed together.
Purchase price allocation
Purchase price allocation (PPA) splits the price paid for an acquired business across its identifiable assets and liabilities at fair value, including intangible assets such as customer relationships, brands and technology.
Economic damages and loss quantification
Economic damages are the financial loss caused by a breach of contract, a tort, a shareholder dispute or an IP infringement.
Business valuation
A business valuation sets what a company is worth, on a stated basis of value and at a stated date.