ACL3: 24. Corporate Assets Valuation under the IBC

Valuation plays a critical role in the IBC resolution process to achieve the objectives of all the stakeholders involved. The precise valuation of the corporate debtor is important for deciding its future and computing the value of the corporate debtor's assets. This crucial responsibility is vested with the registered valuers. The valuer is the professional who carries out inspections to help determine the current market value of property, land, stocks, shares, debentures, securities or goodwill or any other assets of the company.

This course explains what valuation means, how it is computed, and what are the key factors which impact valuation. The entire course is covered in several videos and live classes. At relevant places, the authors have incorporated their practical experience and real examples where they were personally involved in their capacity as valuation experts. At the end of the course, they've also given a case study to discuss the practical application of the valuation concepts.

Who should take this course?

Law Students and Recent Law Graduates, Lawyers, In-House Counsels, Legal Professionals who wish to switch to corporate practice or looking to kickstart a career as Transactional Lawyers, Chartered Accountants, Company Secretaries, Cost & Work Accountants, Government Officials, Academicians, Managers, Chief Executive Officers, Company Directors, Prospective Entrepreneurs, may take this course. The course would help launch law students into a career in corporate law and help practitioners develop their corporate law practice. Business professionals, advisors and managers interested in a detailed legal understanding of corporate affairs may take this course to hone their legal skills.

PREREQUISITES

This course is part of EBC Learning — CII, Upskill Diploma in Advanced Corporate Law Path. To make the most of the course, it is recommended that you should have an understanding of Company Law & Shareholder Litigation Fundamentals and the following:

1. Insolvency Law