The Fair Value Determination of Investment Assets under K-IFRS -Venture Capital-
Asian Tax Journal Vol. 11 No. 3 (2010), pp. 235-259
Abstract
This study aims to bring forward problems and suggest solutions as venture capital firms prepare for the implementation of the Korean version of the IFRS (International Financial Reporting Standards). First of all, regarding fair value determination, it will be desirable to have clear guidelines as to what the valuation standards are and how to apply the new valuation methods. Secondly, rather than having a third parties such as accounting firms or credit rating firms conduct the fair value determination, it will be cost advantageous and more effective to have the venture capital firms conduct the valuation themselves. Thirdly, there are contradictory opinions regarding whether venture capital firms actually control their venture capital funds or not. Therefore, it is important to have an official standard that either includes or doesn't include such funds into the consolidated financial statements. Lastly, if Venture Capital firms are to perform their own fair value determinations, they will need to strengthen their workforce through a regulatory valuation system that will maintain a high level of integrity. This research collected a wide range of opinions from people within the industry, and aims to suggest possible improvements about the valuation of investment assets for venture capital.
Keywords
- International Financial Reporting Standards(IFRS)
- K-IFRS
- Venture Capital
- Valuation
- Fair value
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