The International Valuation Standards (IVS) provide a globally accepted framework for carrying out valuations with accuracy, transparency, and consistency. Whether you are engaging in mergers and acquisitions, financial reporting, investment decision-making, dispute resolution, or regulatory compliance, IVS ensures your valuation meets international credibility benchmarks. We provide end-to-end valuation services for businesses, tangible and intangible assets, and financial instruments, adhering strictly to IVS guidelines. Our approach combines deep industry expertise, rigorous analysis, and a thorough understanding of cross-border valuation requirements.
The foundation of any credible valuation is a clear definition of its purpose and scope. We begin by identifying the exact requirement whether it is for mergers and acquisitions, financial reporting, IPO preparation, strategic decision-making, dispute resolution, or regulatory compliance. In this phase, we also determine the intended users of the valuation report, the type of asset or entity being valued, and the reporting jurisdiction. By aligning these factors with the International Valuation Standards (IVS), we ensure that every stage of the process meets both client objectives and global compliance expectations.
A valuation is only as reliable as the data on which it is based. Our team conducts rigorous data gathering from multiple sources, including financial statements, operational metrics, market data, industry benchmarks, and comparable transactions. We validate this information through cross-verification and analytical reviews to eliminate inconsistencies. In cross-border assignments, we also factor in currency adjustments, country risk premiums, and jurisdiction-specific economic indicators. This diligence not only strengthens the credibility of the final valuation but also makes it defensible in front of auditors, regulators, and investors.
The final step is the preparation of a valuation report that fully complies with IVS reporting requirements. This includes a detailed explanation of methodologies, assumptions, calculations, findings, and market context. We ensure the report is structured to meet the needs of stakeholders such as management teams, investors, auditors, and regulators. Where required, we also present our findings directly to boards or investor groups, addressing queries and providing clarity on valuation outcomes. Every report undergoes a final compliance review to guarantee that it is both technically sound and internationally acceptable.
Full compliance with International Valuation Standards (IVS)
Expertise across business, asset, and financial instrument valuations
Multi-method analysis: Income, Market, and Asset approaches
Reliable and transparent reporting for global credibility
Valuation for M&A, IPO, disputes, and financial reporting
Cross-border experience in UAE, Singapore, and other markets
Detailed documentation suitable for regulators and investors
We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all auditing. At Pawan Lohia & Associates, every Risk-Based Internal Audit begins with an in-depth understanding of your business model, industry dynamics, and regulatory exposure. Our team collaborates closely with your internal stakeholders to prioritize risk areas, define scope, and execute detailed audits with a strategic lens.
The International Valuation Standards (IVS) are globally recognized guidelines for conducting valuations. They ensure that valuations are consistent, transparent, and reliable, making them acceptable to international investors, regulators, and stakeholders.
IVS covers a wide range of valuations including businesses, tangible assets (real estate, machinery), intangible assets (intellectual property, goodwill), and financial instruments.
Any organization involved in cross-border transactions, international fundraising, financial reporting for global stakeholders, or regulatory filings often requires IVS-compliant valuations.
Yes, IVS-compliant valuations are often used in arbitration, litigation, and settlement processes because they meet international credibility and documentation requirements.
The duration depends on the complexity of the asset and the availability of data. Simple valuations may take 1–2 weeks, while complex, multi-asset valuations can take longer.