We live in a world where businesses invest one-third more in ‘soft’ intangibles than they do in ‘hard’ intangibles; where in Europe and the US, 75-90% of listed company value is no longer attributable to physical assets on the balance sheet; where between 30-40% of business sale values are routinely attributed to identifiable intangibles (before considering goodwill); and where IP licensing incomes in growth economies are rising by billions of dollars annually.

In this new world, intangibles drive value – but these non-physical assets are often poorly represented in company accounts, and largely ignored by financiers. Over more than a decade of specialist primary and secondary research, Inngot has developed a deep understanding of the issues and opportunities this asset class presents. This has translated into a series of authoritative and influential reports.