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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Mon 18/02/2008

MTI Consulting in strategic deal with British firm

Bahrain-based MTI Consulting has formed a strategic alliance with UK's Intangible Business Limited.

Sun 17/02/2008

UK’s IBL and MTI sign Brand Valuation deal in London

MTI Consulting has formed a strategic alliance with UK’s leading Intangible Asset Valuation Company, Intangible Business Ltd.

Fri 15/02/2008

How do you get to be Stuart Whitwell

Stuart Whitwell, joint managing director of Intangible Business, talks about his experience in the drinks industry.

Mon 11/02/2008

Intangibles and IFRS3: seen but not heard?

Intangibles must change to regain credibility. Can the profession rise to the challenge?

Mon 11/02/2008

UK's IBL and MTI sign Brand Valuation deal in London

MTI Consulting has formed a strategic alliance with UK's leading Intangible Asset Valuation Company, Intangible Business Limited.

Fri 08/02/2008

Intangibles and IFRS3: seen but not heard?

Intangibles must change to regain credibility. Can the profession rise to the challenge? Thayne Forbes, joint managing director of Intangible Business, discusses.

Mon 04/02/2008

Coming back from rock bottom

Can good marketing boost a flagging brand? Stuart Whitwell, joint managing director of Intangible Business, discusses.

Fri 01/02/2008

The impact of SFAS 141

The major accounting initiative designed to improve the reporting of intangible value in the US was supposed to bring greater clarity. But a new study shows that SFAS 141, like IFRS 3, has failed to live up to the hype.