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IVSC Thanks Departing Board Members for Their Dedicated Service

31 March 2025

Representatives step down at the end of their terms on the IVSC’s standards setting boards

Members of the IVSC Business Valuation Board at their meeting in Toronto, March 2025

The IVSC would like to thank the board members who will step down from their board roles this month, at the end of their terms. These board members have balanced their busy day jobs with an extraordinary commitment to the IVSC, regularly being available for in-person meetings across the globe and virtual calls, often at unsociable hours to accommodate our geographically diverse boards. Their commitment and dedication have always been focused on improving valuation practices in the public interest.

Many of these individuals have been involved in developing more than one iteration of the IVS, contributing not only to technical standards but also to consultations and outreach activities, ensuring the IVS are developed in the most collaborative way possible.

The board members stepping down this month are:

  • Henk Oosterhout (Netherlands), Wolfgang Ballwieser (Germany), and Takako Iwata (Japan) from the Business Valuation Board.
  • CK Lau (Hong Kong) and James Gavin (United States) from the Tangible Assets Board.
  • Olivier Peronnet (France), Ian Jedlin (Australia), David Larsen (United States), and Richard Hayler (United Kingdom) from the Standards Review Board.
  • Raj Brar and Marcus Morton (both United Kingdom) from the Financial Instruments Board.

On behalf of the IVSC, I would like to extend our deepest gratitude to all the departing board members for their exceptional service and commitment. Their expertise, dedication, and collaborative spirit have been instrumental in advancing our standard-setting work and in building trust in the valuation profession through robust and internationally agreed standards. Their efforts have strengthened our work and helped enhance consistency and transparency in valuations across global markets.

Nick Talbot, IVSC Chief Executive

The IVSC wishes all departing members well in their future endeavours and looks forward to continued engagement with them as valued members of the global valuation community.

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