as has accumulated extensive knowledge and experience from all sectors of the economy, from the 350 valuation services carried out over the last 15 years.
You will find some of the services provided to customers of all sizes below.
These services are, at times, carried out through a global service network.
A1 - level specialization
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Legal services
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The legal status of the markets and the consolidation of the European Community makes this industry a highly competitive field where international structures and networks based on collaborations are designing new policies for specialization and expansion of services that integrate a range of disciplines and teams.
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Financial services
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Traditional financial systems are having to face a powerful range of electronic services on offer.
Retail and non-traditional players are becoming new influential players, throughout the business chain, regardless of size. Overall, global supply is coming up against specialized and detailed demand, and these trends are designing a capital market where transformations generate an ever-growing collateral impact for customers and suppliers. The market is being defined by an increasingly global and international model in all sectors.
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Design and brands
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Designing products, services and brands. In company policies, design is becoming more latent as a tool to boost the marketing of products or services.
Faced with this, there is a need for expert professional structures related to: needs, functions, aesthetics and R+D policies, production and technological applications. Services are opening up to multinational business, growing by mergers and supplying and demanding increasingly skilled professionals.
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Arquitecture and engineering
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Related areas of work are developing business structures geared to becoming multi-skilled and working in multitask teams and over an extensive geographical territory. Structures are being concentrated, depending on size and capabilities. We have been witnessing the arrival of new standards that define new market segments and promote the emergence of new trends in supply and services, providing comprehensive and integrated services, and where technical, economic and technological aspects predominate and exist rationally together with functional and aesthetic aspects. We also have new aspects to take into consideration concerning the role of the experts and their impact and social responsibility on their work environments.
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Real State and construction
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This sector is going through cycles that involve an increasing need for professionalization, specialization and integration of different activities within the financial and credit area.
Strong growth and subsequent major recessions later define the need for new ways of dealing with real estate assets. We now have the appearance of new investment profiles modeling a business structure that defines financing and structural situations from other complete areas.
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Food, hotel and catering
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With food as a social and economic factor in defining lifestyles rooted in research and information. This sector which has a crucial role in the field of health and personal care reflects a quality of life, the evolution of groups of society and their role.
This sector has a long, historical background and has established new additional market segments and sectors such as hotel and catering, which in turn produces an increasingly specialized demand of experiences where service is a key factor in creating value and where the product-service mix even becomes an artistic and technological issue.
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Tourism and leisure
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Free time, how to fill it and alternative leisure trends have become the axis of specialized tourism patterns where the supply of online services and the low-cost trend require new models of investment and supply within the whole chain of agents involved in the carrying out the activity.
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Technology, media and telecommunications
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The technological industry is undergoing rapid changes at a highly dynamic pace, bringing on an environment of intense competitiveness and a race among companies of all sizes to deliver new products, services and solutions that optimize the efficiencies of all market agents and improved benefits to users and consumers.
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A2 - level specialization
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Biotechnologies
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The use and transformation of cells and organisms from technologies and biology using multitask, technical and scientific approaches represents:
- The core of expert knowledge and the level of development of groups, organizations and companies
- A source of investment and future income
- Applications to produce a higher quality of goods and services
- The definition of more economic and safer processes
- A display of greater respect for the environment depending on the color of its main categories
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Alternatives of the future for generations and complete human geography.
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Energy and petrochemicals
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The industry has undergone changes and transformations promoted by varying processes of extracting raw materials, the troubled environment in major producing countries, their costs and capabilities of future supply. Management and energy regulation appear as key factors in social and economic models, due to the rapid deployment of new renewable energies compared to traditional energy sources and the environmental impact of the entire value chain.
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Consumer industries
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Whether a manufacturer, distributor or retailer, any position within the industry involves the management of business assets and differentials management. The speed with which product cycles are developed, as well as the impact of the "service" concept on all the stages of the value and supply chain defines a framework of high level competition.
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Logistics and transport
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The investment models for infrastructures promoted by various governments and economic sectors that have strong international regulations and customs systems affect all kinds of transport and routes, and link models of logistics platform of a highly complex nature where management costs, management of customer satisfaction and growth of profits boosts alliances, mergers and takeovers in the sector.
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Infrastructure
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Electoral cycles and new ways of taking part in public and private financing of infrastructure development are defining an investment scenario where the efficiencies are the main value added of all national and international actors involved in the sector. The fusion of the public service approach with business management models and mindset produce better goods and services that increasingly demand greater control and regulation in their planning, development and maintenance.
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Health sciences
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Suppliers as well as taxpayers in private and public systems are demanding to reduce costs and provide services to ensure the welfare of "patient-customer" relation. Research, seen as guaranteeing prevention and application of knowledge and also as promoting of health and welfare of the individual and the community, shapes an industry that reflects social development.
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Life sciences
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These are the sciences and techniques which, on the basis of research, structure, describe and explain the origin of organic models, their function, evolution, distribution and growth, by creating centres of expertise that become centres of investment, where finance and cultural patterns converge and where a vision of the future and the ability to apply knowledge and patents, or brand management, become key business factors.
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Manufacturing
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Abilities, talents and innovation teams, as well as operational efficiency and investment in technological applications that boost cost limits and economies of scale are all factors of analysis in a sector which competes against relocation and emerging economies, in order to seize opportunities, create differences and gross, sustainable added value.
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Automotive
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Traditional structures of production, distribution and marketing have undergone the effects of globalization and cycles of consumption. Research and design, service centres and platforms, integration, shared supplying and manufacturing, cost and quality policies, high performance operational management, the application of environmental preventive measures together with significant service policies that create consumer loyalty, enable all parties of the value chain to improve their position and gain long-term competitive advantages.
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Education
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Educational and teaching models have been standardized in Europe since the creation of European Network for knowledge to compete in quality and level of efficiency compared to other world areas of expertise. This matter affects government costs and subsidies, sectoral regulations and the sector model. The need to adapt to the demands from professional markets and offer continuous education and service has become a key factor for any educational system.
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Culture
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Information, content creation and management generate cultura. The expansion of the culture market which has gradually led to a special form of culture, mass culture, and the application of principles of organization and professional management of traditional production and distribution, electronics, as well as dealing online with cultural symbols, all this affects the value chain in a cross-border sector.
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Government and public sector
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Governments and public companies at all levels (international, national, regional and municipal) are operating in a context of immigration, constant demographic shifts, depletion of natural resources, increasingly complex security mechanisms. In addition, new social demands are requiring greater efficiency and effectiveness in budget and investment management, a better service with a demand for greater transparency in allowances, planning sustainability and strong regulations and control mechanisms.
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