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Mandatory Educational Programme: 50 hours MEP Training - IOV RVF
What is Valuation
Valuation stands as the comprehensive assessment aimed at establishing the present value of an asset or company. This meticulous process serves diverse objectives, including investment analysis, capital budgeting, mergers and acquisitions, financial reporting, and taxation. The methods employed for valuation may exhibit variability based on the nature of the asset or company under consideration and the specific purpose of the valuation. However, the fundamental approach entails a thorough analysis of factors like cash flows, risk assessment, growth potential, and market comparable, ultimately culminating in a calculated estimate of the asset or company's value.
Who is a Valuer
A valuer is a skilled professional tasked with evaluating the worth of assets, properties, businesses, or other entities. Leveraging their expertise, they offer an informed estimate of an item's value, considering factors like market dynamics, asset condition, and comparable sales. Commonly found in sectors such as real estate, finance, and insurance, valuers play a crucial role in aiding decision-making processes by providing accurate and insightful assessments of asset values.
What is MEP
The Mandatory Educational Programme (MEP) is an educational initiative mandated by IBBI to standardize the knowledge and skills of professionals. Any candidate who wishes to take up valuation profession should be enrolled in Registered Valuer Organisation (RVO) as its member and complete the mandatory 50 hours training provided by it, subject to the eligibility criteria deciphered by IBBI, prior to taking up Valuation Examination. These programmes typically cover a range of topics, including valuation methodologies, legal and ethical considerations, market analysis, and financial reporting standards. The Training Completion Certificate awarded on successful completion of the course by an RVO will have to be uploaded while enrolling for the examination.
Who conducts MEP
An entity registered under section 25 of the former Companies Act, 1956, or section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013, or a statutory professional institute overseeing a particular profession is qualified for recognition as an RVO, provided it meets the other eligibility conditions outlined in rule 12 of the Valuation Rules.
The structure and operations of RVOs are directed by the Model Bye-Laws specified in the Valuation Rules. RVOs carry out diverse developmental functions, including organizing valuation-related educational courses, establishing and enforcing a code of conduct for members, and delivering Mandatory Educational Programme (MEP) to valuer members. RVOs, following rule 12 of the Valuation Rules, offer educational courses in valuation aligned with IBBI's syllabus, with mandatory 50 hours of classroom/virtual sessions. MEP is systematically implemented to enhance the competencies and performance of valuation professionals.
IOV Registered Valuers Foundation (IOV RVF)
The IOV Registered Valuers Foundation (IOV RVF) conducts 50 hours MEP training every week for the three asset classes: land and building, plant and machinery, and securities and financial.
Here is the chance for all eligible candidates to become registered valuers with the best faculties and updated study material of IOV-RVF as per the IBBI syllabus.
Click on the link to register: https://iovrvfhub.org/sign_up
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