Methodological Approaches to Business Valuation in Condition of Sanctions Restrictions
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Ivan I. Gulevich Associate Professor of the Corporate Finance Department and Corporate Management of the Faculty of Economics and Business, Adviser of the Analytical Support Department of the Protocol Department and Organizational Support
Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation; Eurasian Economic Commission
Moscow, Russian Federation; Russian Federation
Abstract:
The article deals with the problem of business valuation in condition of sanctions restrictions. To increase the confidence of investors both from outside and in the countries of the Eurasian Economic Union it is necessary to develop common approaches to business valuation in the current conditions. Materials and methods. The article uses the laws and regulations of the Russian Federation governing business valuation, as well as International standards for valuation activities, information and analytical materials of Russian and international scientific publications. Results. The authors consider the typology and examples of the impact of sanctions on the sectors of the Russian economy. The following types of sanctions have been identified: personal and financial and economic, including financial, energy, technological, transport and logistics. The critical analysis of the applicability of approaches and methods for business valuation in condition of sanctions restrictions is made. Conclusion. Actual relevant systemic sanction changes in the economy have been identified and classified, as a result of which it has become possible to justify the resulting business value formation factors. Not all approaches and methods are applicable to business valuation in condition of sanctions restrictions; in this regard, the urgent scientific and practical task is the development of theoretical, methodological and practical provisions for estimating the value of business under sanctions factors, taking into account industry specifics.
How to Cite:
Gulevich I. I. Methodological Approaches to Business Valuation in Condition of Sanctions Restrictions // ECONOMIC PROBLEMS AND LEGAL PRACTICE. 2023. Vol. 19. № 2. P. 271-277. (in Russ.)
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Keywords:
business valuation in condition of sanctions restrictions, classification of systemic sanctions changes in the economy..


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