Putting a value on different bands is an essential skill for everyone with a professional interest in the spectrum world. Download the brochure and further information

Whether you work for a regulator, government agency or an operator, you are likely to be involved in valuing the spectrum in some form. It is an essential part of these common activities:

• Setting reserve prices for an auction
• Corporate strategic planning for an auction or acquisition
• Negotiating licence renewal
• Setting annual spectrum fees
• Dealing with administered incentive pricing (AIP)

This two day spectrum valuation training course will explain the commonly-used valuation techniques, covering:

• Benchmarking
• Business modelling
• Technical valuation
• Opportunity cost techniques
• Company value technique

Working through real-world examples we will show how these are used in practice and how they can be used together in a “triangulated” approach.

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Who should attend?

This course will suit a wide range of people: from those without a financial background seeking to understand the principles involved to those with financial experience who are new to the spectrum world. Likely job titles include:

• Spectrum managers
• Finance, regulatory and policy executives
• Lawyers
• Economists

The course is being kindly hosted by the law firm Squire Patton Boggs at their London offices.

Book together with the Spectrum Auctions Masterclass

Valuing the Spectrum is held immediately before the Spectrum Auctions Masterclass in the same venue. Accurate valuation is a vital part of auction preparation, so it can make sense to attend both. The content is designed to be complementary. You can book for both courses online.

Course format

The course features a flexible combination of lectures; exercises using real-world data and examples; feedback and review sessions; as well as ‘question and answer’ sessions. Class size is limited to 25.

Online registration is available now.