Business crisis management: necessary economic valuations

Business crisis management: necessary economic valuations

Company valuations are crucial for business crisis management, since they help identifying difficulties promptly and supporting recovery plans provided by the Crisis Code (legislative decree no. 14/2019). The valuator has a central role and has to operate independently, taking into account risks related to the realization of the plan and to business continuity. The valuation requires a specific and multidisciplinary approach, divided into four phases, to correctly estimate the value of the business and lead to its possible recovery. 

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by Giulio Tedeschi - Partner Bernoni Grant Thornton

Valuations of the economic capital of an entity generally lead to acquisitions and, even more so, to growth and development operations. The market economy of most recent years [...]

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by Fabrizio Garofoli - Head of Insolvency Bernoni Grant Thornton

The regulation of corporate crisis is in many ways similar to the business valuation process. Recovery processes, both in court and out-of-court, whether ongoing or not, often involve solutions such as [...]

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by Leonardo Fortunato - Director Bernoni Grant Thornton 

The valuation process, whatever the context and regardless of the object of analysis, is inherently subject to a certain risk concerning the validity of the assumptions made [...]