In the current economic scenario, the intangible assets contribute
significantly to the construction of the competitive positioning of
a company. It follows that this intangible information must be
appropriately considered in the internal rating system (IRSs).
Currently key aspects of business risk and operational risk such as
potential for growth, competitive capabilities, core competencies,
role in the supply chain of membership, and governance are being
considered as secondary in this system. Intangible factors such as
the milieu of the company and the environment in which it operates,
are not being appropriately considered. In this book, Vincenzo
Formisano proposes new guidelines aimed to set desirable IRSs in
which the weight of intangible assets is appropriately and properly
valued. He addresses practical rules for achieving a rating system
capable of understanding and enhancing the intangible assets of a
company and for the assessment of creditworthiness. The first part
of the book focuses on existing practices; the second part exposes
a general model for the classification and interpretation of
intangibles. The third part provides practical guidelines designed
to configure desirable rating models in which the weight of
intangible assets is correctly considered. This book offers
theoretical and practical insights and an easy-to-read approach
which provides a valuable source of information for teachers and
students in Finance. It is also a useful reference point for the
Banking, Accounting and Finance managerial communities.
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