Gain understanding of the value of your intellectual property portfolio. 

There are numerous valuation methodologies which can be used to value intellectual property.  No one methodology is appropriate in all circumstances.

The selection of an appropriate methodology will be depend upon the circumstances surrounding the valuation, including the type of IP being valued, the purpose of the valuation, and the availability of data. 

In general, a primary methodology will be selected and used to value the intangible asset.  The methodology selected will depend on the specific circumstances surrounding the transaction.  Alternative methodologies will also be used to test the accuracy of the value obtained using the primary methodology.  This will allow the valuer to assess the reliability of the value indicated by the preferred valuation methodology whilst recognising that all valuation methodologies have inherent limitations.

Three basic theories of valuation are used for valuing intellectual property: cost, market and income approaches.

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