Valuation Services
Aon Valuation Services may provide a professional solution for your valuation and fixed asset needs.
Our specialist valuers, consultants and statisticians across Asia Pacific, UK, USA and Canada have completed more than 55,000 assignments, making us one of the most experienced valuations teams.
We provide valuations for:
- Insurance
- Purchase price allocation
- Stamp duty
- Company accounts
- Merger and acquisition
- Litigation support including
- Family law
- Sale
- Tax consolidation
- Market rental
We have deep expertise across a broad range of industries, including:
- Agriculture
- Aircraft (Fixed Wing and Rotary)
- Antiques and Fine Art
- Buildings and Fit Outs
- Bulk Liquid Terminals
- Chemical
- Clothing and Textiles
- Collectables
- Cultural Collections (Gallery and Museum)
- Earthmoving and Construction
- Electronics
- Energy (Coal, Gas, Geothermal, Hydro, Wind)
- Engineering
- Forestry
- Food
- Gymnasiums
- Healthcare
- Horticulture
- Hospitality
- Information Technology
- Infrastructure (Roads, Water and Sewerage, Gas)
- Laundry and Dry Cleaning
- Medical and Pharmaceutical
- Mining and Quarrying
- Motor Vehicles
- Office Furniture and Equipment
- Petrochemical
- Pipelines
- Plastics and Rubber
- Printing and Packaging
- Processing
- Retail Inventory
- Shipping
- Stel Fabrication
- Telecommunications
- Trucks and Trailers
- Warehousing and Logistics
- Wine
- Woodworking and Joinery
Maintaining the Accuracy of Valuations is Key to Effective Risk Management
An accurate valuation process can help to remove the potential risk of a coverage gap in the event of a claim.
At Aon, we recommend a valuation program including an on-site inspection followed by an annual desk review for the following two years. This will account for asset changes in the previous twelve months, such as new buildings, capital expenditure, and disposal or acquisition of assets. Having an up-to-date asset register allows your organisation to respond to a loss with more accuracy as to the potential impact on your business.
This process maintains the accuracy of insured values and the integrity of the valuation process. If market conditions significantly change mid-term, declared values (and indemnity periods) should be reassessed. For example, levels of inflation and supply chain constraints may increase cost and time to build. Any inflationary provision in a valuation should also be reassessed if forward inflation has changed from the initial assessment.