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| | | ... value of ASX-listed companies represents only around half of market value, with the other half representing intangible assets. The value of intangible assets has grown as manufacturing and resource sectors decline, and companies that create value from ... |
| | | | ... matches with another finding of the survey - in China and the U.S., 77% and 58% of firms, respectively, indicated intangible assets like data, software and brands have become more important than physical assets over the last three years. By comparison ... |
| | | | ... a group," Regnan said in the report. "In companies' balances sheets, the majority of the value is related to intangible assets, not tangible assets," said Pauline Vamos, Regnan CEO. "We've been developing this for some time. There's so much discussion ... |
| | | | ... sorts of things that we look at when we talk about nonfinancial measures." AMP Capital also points to other intangible assets, such as culture and ability to innovate, as intrinsically linked to driving company value and thus worth valuing as part of ... |
| | | | Creating a valuation of companies' intangible assets, including innovation, brand, productivity and sustainability and environmental, social and governance (ESG) performance should be a "bottom-up" approach that is aligned with management accounts ... |
| | | | ... Managing a company's reputation when it comes to environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues can strengthen intangible assets, corporate and financial experts said. Philipp Aeby, chief executive officer, RepRisk Speaking at a panel discussion at ... |
| | | | ... exchange, only 18-19% is financial or tangible assets and the other 80-odd percent of it is non-financial or intangible assets. It's the value of the organisation outside of the P&L that the market is valuing somehow, with some sort of information around ... |
| | | | ... chain management, Carlsson-Sweeny said in the paper. "The proportion of a company's value that is derived from intangible assets is increasing over time," he said. "It makes sense to look at how companies are managing intangibles. WITH better insight ... |
| | | | ... still play an essential role in industry, the average company in the modern economy is now more reliant upon intangible assets to create value: supply chain management, resource efficiency, product innovation, community reputation and ability to access ... |
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