The diploma thesis deals with valuation of two types of intangible property in context on financial reporting, specifically purchase price allocation according to IAS/IFRS. The theoretical part describes the framework and specifics of valuation for financial reporting purposes and the basic valuation approaches and methods. An emphasis is placed on the multi-period excess earnings method, which is typically used for valuation of exotic intangible assets. In the practical part there is a demonstr... show full abstractThe diploma thesis deals with valuation of two types of intangible property in context on financial reporting, specifically purchase price allocation according to IAS/IFRS. The theoretical part describes the framework and specifics of valuation for financial reporting purposes and the basic valuation approaches and methods. An emphasis is placed on the multi-period excess earnings method, which is typically used for valuation of exotic intangible assets. In the practical part there is a demonstration of valuation of customer relationships in the banking sector by the multi-period excess earnings method and valuation of assembled workforce, including a discussion of potential weak points and possible variations of the commonly used income-based valuation method. |