Press coverage

Intangible Business is the world’s leading independent brand valuation consultancy. As such, its opinion is sought by journalists and business leaders alike on topical issues covering a variety of subjects, in a variety of sectors. What follows is a selection of these published thoughts, reports and opinions. Intangible Business’ press coverage can also be viewed by general business service area:

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Tue 31/08/2010

What is your true brand?

This article explores the importance and value of brands, with expert comment from Stuart Whitwell, joint managing director of Intangible Business.

Mon 16/08/2010

Grocery pension deficits

Massive pension liabilities are draining companies of their lifeblood. The grocery industry is no exception. Stuart Whitwell, joint managing director, comments on how brands could be used.

Wed 11/08/2010

Brands on the brink

Saving a brand can be a cheaper and more successful strategy than building a new one from scratch, but businesses still face a tough choice deciding which ones to keep. Stuart Whitwell, joint managing director of Intangible Business, provides comments.

Thu 29/07/2010

FTSE firm to fill funding gap with brand

A FTSE 100 company has hired a brand and copyright valuing specialist, Intangible Business, to help it price contingent assets to fill a pension funding gap.

Tue 27/07/2010

IFRS 3: Accounting Implications

A digest of accounting implications arising from IFRS 3 Business Combinations, which is a controversial and difficult area of accounting, from Thayne Forbes, joint managing director of Intangible Business

Wed 21/07/2010

State of the nation

The coalition Government has announced more than £6bn of spending cuts to chip away at Britain's £163bn fiscal deficit, the highest in the EU. How will these austerity measures affect consumer spending? William Grobel from Intangible Business, reports.

Fri 09/07/2010

Unusual spirit to solve pension ills

In what is surely one of the more unusual approaches to a pensions shortfall, Diageo, the drinks group, has offered up a veritable lake of its whisky as collateral for the growing shortfall in its benefits scheme, Stuart Whitwell comments.

Wed 07/07/2010

Intangible Changes

Thayne Forbes, joint managing director of Intangible Business, comments in AccountancyAge on the need for change in IFRS 3 accounting.

Tue 18/05/2010

The value of brands in M&A

Valuing brands pre-acquisition has many benefits. So why is it still an afterthought in so many deals, asks William Grobel from Intangible Business?

Mon 10/05/2010

Champagne tumbles down list of world's favourite drinks

Research from Intangible Business reveals Champagne has fallen down a ranking of the world’s favourite alcoholic drinks as consumers tighten their purse strings.

Mon 10/05/2010

Smirnoff named top drinks brand again

The Power 100 from Intangible Business sees Smirnoff retaining its top spot.

Mon 10/05/2010

Smirnoff named most valuable drinks brand

Smirnoff has retained its position as the leading global drinks brand, according to an annual industry survey from Intangible Business.

Mon 10/05/2010

Scotland dominates list of world's top 100 drinks brands

Scotland has bagged sixteen positions in a list of the world's top 100 drinks brands, according to Intangible Business

Thu 15/04/2010

What are the London 2012 Olympics worth?

It's not just the official sponsors but brands from retail sectors including finance, transport and tourism that are set to benefit substantially from the Games, as William Grobel, director of Intangible Business, reports.

Thu 15/04/2010

Modi-Tharoor spat - Brand IPL could take a hit

IPL's chairman creates controversy but as Richard Yoxon, director of Intangible Business, explains, the IPL brand is bigger than any individual

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