Impact on Valuing Private Investments at June 30, 2020

June 29, 2020
Webcast , Countries

As a follow-up to our March and April 2020 webcasts focused on valuing private investments, we will discuss key considerations and best practices for Latin American fund managers and investors when estimating fair value at June 30, 2020. Our experts will answer questions and discuss practical steps to valuing non-traded or infrequently traded equity and debt investments as fund managers and investors exercise their fiduciary duty to report independent and credible fair value information to stakeholders. The webcast will include a focused discussion on the real estate sector in Latin America, and how this asset class has been affected by the pandemic. We will also have a conversation with Octavio Ballinas, Financial Vice-President of Comisión Nacional del Sistema de Ahorro para el Retiro – CONSAR to provide an update on the evolving investment regime of the pension funds in Mexico.

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Schedule: 11:00 p.m. – 12:00 p.m. (Mexico City Time)

Topics

  • What has changed economically from March 31 and how should those changes be reflected when valuing illiquid investments at June 30, 2020?
  • Public markets remain volatile but have rebounded to some extent. Does this mean that the valuation of private investments has also rebounded?
  • Should portfolio companies be expected to reforecast every quarter in the current environment?
  • Does the current economic environment make calibration less meaningful?
  • Valuation of specific on the effect COVID-19 has on the Real Estate asset class.

Moderator

Speakers


Business Valuation and Appraisals

Kroll provides valuation and asset appraisal for financial reporting, income tax, investment and risk management purposes.

Valuation Services

Kroll provides valuation and asset appraisal for financial reporting, income tax, investment and risk management purposes.

Portfolio Valuation

Kroll specializes in assisting clients with the valuation of alternative investments, specifically securities and positions for which there are no "active market" quotations.

As a follow-up to our March and April 2020 webcasts focused on valuing private investments, we will discuss key considerations and best practices for Latin American fund managers and investors when estimating fair value at June 30, 2020. Our experts will answer questions and discuss practical steps to valuing non-traded or infrequently traded equity and debt investments as fund managers and investors exercise their fiduciary duty to report independent and credible fair value information to stakeholders. The webcast will include a focused discussion on the real estate sector in Latin America, and how this asset class has been affected by the pandemic. We will also have a conversation with Octavio Ballinas, Financial Vice-President of Comisión Nacional del Sistema de Ahorro para el Retiro – CONSAR to provide an update on the evolving investment regime of the pension funds in Mexico.

Register Now

Schedule: 11:00 p.m. – 12:00 p.m. (Mexico City Time)

Topics

  • What has changed economically from March 31 and how should those changes be reflected when valuing illiquid investments at June 30, 2020?
  • Public markets remain volatile but have rebounded to some extent. Does this mean that the valuation of private investments has also rebounded?
  • Should portfolio companies be expected to reforecast every quarter in the current environment?
  • Does the current economic environment make calibration less meaningful?
  • Valuation of specific on the effect COVID-19 has on the Real Estate asset class.

Moderator

Speakers


Business Valuation and Appraisals

Kroll provides valuation and asset appraisal for financial reporting, income tax, investment and risk management purposes.

Valuation Services

Kroll provides valuation and asset appraisal for financial reporting, income tax, investment and risk management purposes.

Portfolio Valuation

Kroll specializes in assisting clients with the valuation of alternative investments, specifically securities and positions for which there are no "active market" quotations.