Any valuation of stocks, shares, debentures, securities, goodwill, assets, liabilities, or net worth must be done by a Registered Valuer. The rules prescribe qualifications, code of conduct, independence, disclosure, and valuation standards.
Fair Market Value / Arm’s Length Pricing (Section 92C etc.), Rule provisions for share issue / transfer, valuation implications on capital gains, etc.
For cross-border share transfers, investments by non-residents, etc. Valuations often needed as per RBI / FEMA guidelines.
For financial reporting under Indian Accounting Standards (e.g. fair value requirements under Ind-AS 109) and IFRS convergence.
Listing requirements, disclosures, transaction approvals etc. These may demand valuation reports in specific formats, or by particular kinds of valuers.
✔ Formal valuation report compliant with the applicable statutory/regulatory framework (Companies Act, Tax Act, FEMA, etc.)
✔ Detailed scope & purpose section: which law(s) the valuation is for, who appointed, valuation date etc.
✔ Disclosure of assumptions, methods, discount/yield curves, market data/comparables used
✔ Comparative / scenario / sensitivity analyses where relevant
✔ Audit-grade working schedules & supporting appendices (legal documents, financials, comparables, input assumptions)
✔ Regulatory / audit / compliance checklist showing how the report addresses specific requirements (Registered Valuer rules, Ind-AS, Section 92 etc.)
✔ Assistance during regulatory reviews, answering questions from authorities or auditors