The IVSC Valuation Dialogue Series 2025, sponsored by PwC, brings together global valuation and financial market stakeholders to explore the key themes, trends, and challenges shaping the future of valuation.

Each session in the series offers a timely and practical discussion, grounded in real-world experience and insights from valuation professionals, regulators, investors, asset managers, standard setters, academics, and other influential voices. The emphasis is on dialogue, not just presentation — with opportunities for audience engagement through live Q&As, interactive polls, and post-event resources.

Whether you work in valuation, rely on valuation inputs, or are simply interested in how valuation is evolving in today’s markets, the series provides a valuable forum to stay informed and connected.

• Expert-led discussions on the most pressing and emerging topics in valuation

• Insights from a range of international market participants and standard setters

• Interactive engagement with audience perspectives via live polling and Q&A

• Practical reflections on how valuation is adapting to new demands and risks

Free access with limited registration available on a first-come, first-served basis

May 8, 2025 / 14:00 (BST)

Private credit markets have grown rapidly in recent years, supported by changing market structures and increased investor appetite for alternative sources of return. As the market expands, so too does the focus on valuation governance, transparency, and the role of consistent practices in supporting trust and resilience. This session will explore valuation considerations in private credit markets today, drawing on insights from investors, valuation experts, and regulatory stakeholders. It will also consider how the latest International Valuation Standards (IVS), including IVS 500: Financial Instruments, can support high-quality valuations and promote confidence in an evolving market landscape.

*This session can also be access ‘on-demand’ with a registration link

July 2025 / 14:00 (BST)

Technology is reshaping valuation, from the increasing use of automation and AI-driven modelling to the evolving role of data analytics. As valuation processes become more frequent and data-driven, professionals must balance efficiency with quality, and address challenges such as data integrity, model transparency, and regulatory expectations. This session will explore how technology is transforming valuation, the opportunities it presents, and the key risks that need to be managed to ensure high-quality, reliable valuation outcomes.

*This session can also be access ‘on-demand’ with a registration link

October, 2025 / 14:00 (BST)

Private credit markets have grown rapidly in recent years, supported by changing market structures and increased investor appetite for alternative sources of return. As the market expands, so too does the focus on valuation governance, transparency, and the role of consistent practices in supporting trust and resilience. This session will explore valuation considerations in private credit markets today, drawing on insights from investors, valuation experts, and regulatory stakeholders. It will also consider how the latest International Valuation Standards (IVS), including IVS 500: Financial Instruments, can support high-quality valuations and promote confidence in an evolving market landscape.

*This session can also be access ‘on-demand’ with a registration link

November 2025 / 14:00 (BST)

As global financial markets navigate heightened volatility, rising rates, and shifting capital flows, the spotlight on valuation risk has never been more intense. For investors, regulators, and firms alike, confidence in valuation practices is critical — particularly in opaque or fast-evolving markets. This final session in the series will bring together diverse perspectives to explore how stronger governance, professional judgement, and internationally recognised standards are becoming essential tools in managing valuation risk and meeting stakeholder expectations.

*This session can also be access ‘on-demand’ with a registration link