Rs. 10 Crore ki company Rs. 40 Crore mein value ho sakti hai — legally and correctly — if you follow the right framework. That framework is Ind AS 113. In Episode 4 of the AIF Valuation Masterclass, as a CA and IBBI Registered Valuer, I decode India's primary fair value measurement standard — the framework that governs every AIF valuation in India.
In this episode:
→ Exact legal definition of Fair Value under Ind AS 113
→ The 3-Level Fair Value Hierarchy — from observable to unobservable inputs
→ Why AIF portfolios predominantly fall in Level 3 (the most subjective category)
→ The 5-step valuation process under Ind AS 113
→ What "sensitivity analysis" means and why SEBI requires it
→ Practical example: Fintech startup valued at Level 3 This is foundational knowledge for any CA, auditor, fund manager, or finance professional dealing with AIF portfolios. Hit Subscribe — and drop a comment if you have questions on Ind AS 113! Ind AS 113, fair value AIF, fair value hierarchy, Level 1 Level 2 Level 3 valuation, AIF valuation framework, SEBI fair value, AIF Masterclass, CA AIF India, IBBI Registered Valuer, DCF AIF, sensitivity analysis, unobservable inputs, AIF auditor, financial reporting AIF, Ind AS India
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