The Forces Reshaping Value
How will valuation methodologies, data and market expectations evolve in 2026 and beyond?
Tue 10 Nov 2026 · 15:00–16:00 UK
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The session
About this session
Among the many international forces reshaping how value is measured and advised upon, this session focuses on three: the growing demand for more frequent valuation, enabled by AI; the continuing influence of climate on risk and value; and the rising share of enterprise value held in intangible assets.
It examines what each means for valuation quality, governance and oversight, and for the valuer’s shift towards a more strategic role advising boards on value creation. All three are global in reach and run through every part of the valuation process and the profession.
Speakers
Meet the panel
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Dr Anas Aboulamer
Director of Research
Kroll
Dr Anas Aboulamer is a Director of Research in Kroll’s Cost of Capital group in Toronto, with more than 15 years’ experience in economic and financial research specialising in risk and return, asset pricing and cost of capital, and is the author of several peer-reviewed journal articles.
He holds a PhD in finance from the joint Concordia, McGill and HEC programme in Montreal and has taught finance on executive programmes across North America, Europe and the Middle East.
Alexander Aronsohn, FRICS
Director of Technical Standards
IVSC
Alexander Aronsohn is a chartered surveyor with more than 20 years’ experience across development, rating, and international valuation and investment.
He has been the IVSC’s Director of Technical Standards since 2019, having previously held the equivalent role at RICS. Earlier in his career he worked on cross-border portfolio valuations and ran his own consultancy.
Dr Jeffrey Hales
Member
International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB)
Dr Jeffrey Hales has been a member of the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) since 2022. He previously chaired the SASB Standards Board from 2018 to 2022 and, before that, the SASB Standards Council.
He is a professor of accounting at the University of Texas, where his research covers reporting standards, regulation and behavioural finance. He has also served on advisory groups for the FASB and the UK Financial Reporting Council, and on the Climate Disclosure Standards Board.
Paul Muthaura
IVSC Trustee and CEO
American Chamber of Commerce Kenya
Paul Muthaura is a lawyer and financial-sector leader and a Trustee of the IVSC. He is Chief Executive of the American Chamber of Commerce Kenya, and previously led the Africa Carbon Markets Initiative, developing carbon market and climate finance frameworks across the continent.
Earlier, as Chief Executive of Kenya’s Capital Markets Authority, he drove reforms that strengthened market integrity, broadened investor participation and advanced regulatory innovation, and he has served on the board of IOSCO and its Growth and Emerging Markets Committee. He brings a regulator’s and an investor’s perspective to how valuation, disclosure and standards should evolve.
Your questions
Questions from the audience
A selection of the questions submitted at registration. Post your own during the session using the Q&A button on your screen.
Should valuers adjust for climate risk before the market prices it in?
How should the financial impact of material ESG and climate factors be quantified?
Should a brand be discounted at entity WACC when it has little debt capacity of its own?
Which is fairer: the value of internally generated IP or acquired IP?
What has the ISSB heard from investors about how disclosures under its standards are informing valuation and capital allocation?
Audience
Today’s audience
A senior, international audience, with Asia-Pacific and Europe each accounting for around three in ten registrants. Valuation practitioners are joined by investors, banks, regulators, standard setters and corporates.
Who is in the room
The whole valuation ecosystem, from the people who carry out valuations to those who rely on them and oversee them. Each square is one in every 100 registrants whose organisation could be classified.
A closer look
Registrants by type of organisation, coloured by group.
Where they are joining from
Registrants from 116 countries and territories, by region. Circle size reflects the number of registrants.
Based on registrations as at 6 November 2026. Organisation categories are IVSC classifications of self-reported registration data and are indicative; the groups above cover the 1,009 registrants whose organisation could be classified. Figures for advisers, real estate, data and law, and academic institutions are IVSC estimates from the registration export. No organisation or individual is named.
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Resources
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IVSC Valuation Webinar Series 2026
Five sessions, 2 to 12 November
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Next in the series
When Private Markets Go Daily
Thu 12 Nov 2026 · 17:00–18:00 UK. Registration is free, and everyone who registers gains access to the on-demand recording.