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CBVs are indispensable in the world of business and finance

When parties need to determine the value of their business, they turn to a Chartered Business Valuator (CBV) for answers. CBVs combine technical knowledge with real-life practical experience to put forward globally respected valuations of a business, a business interest, and/or intangible assets.

Holders of the prestigious CBV designation have the skills and expertise to meet the challenging dynamics of business valuation, litigation support, corporate finance, and private investments.

CBVs are employed in a wide variety of businesses, including valuation firms, venture capital/private equity/investment firms, accounting firms, and financial institutions.

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CBVs are internationally recognized as having the judgment and analytical training necessary for a wide range of valuation-based needs: all based on value measurement, value creation and value protection.

This edition covers key changes in Canadian tax law, notable court cases, and updated regulations for family business transfers. Essential reading for SME owners, these insights will help you understand the valuation impacts of tax changes and support informed business planning.

Discover how artificial intelligence is transforming the future of business valuation and M&A. In this insightful video, CBV experts explore AI’s role as both a disruptive force and a powerful tool, revolutionizing valuation processes through efficiency, data analysis, and predictive modeling.

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Chartered Business Valuators (CBVs) are accredited finance professionals with extensive knowledge and expertise in the specialized field of business valuation. CBVs are internationally recognized as having the judgment and analytical training necessary for a wide range of valuation-based needs, all based on value measurement, value creation, and value protection. Value-added services provided by CBVs include litigation support, estate and succession planning, transaction and deal advisory, purchase price allocations and goodwill impairment, financial model development, risk analysis, valuation creation services, and more.

This unique expertise generates reliable conclusions leading to confident business decisions.

“As a family law lawyer, mediator and arbitrator, I regularly turn to Chartered Business Valuators (CBVs) to provide business valuations, income reports, and critical analysis of complex financial issues in family law cases. CBVs also provide expert evidence in court and arbitrations and as well as assisting in negotiations and mediations.  More recently, some CBVs have obtained specialized training in family law and certification as a family dispute resolution professional.”