Citazione di: robylele il 14 Giu 2012, 14:54
guarda, quei passaggi li ho evidenziati solo per via della premessa (un sito davvero interessante..).
non riesci a trattenere la tua eccitazione, oltre che la tua passione investigativa. Io avrei fatto finta che mi dispiacesse.
Questo documento vale quello che vale. E' un'analisi che appartienre alla responsabilità di chi l'ha fatta. IL presidente può dormire sonni tranquilli, come peraltro fa da tempo.
Piuttosto rispondo a Pergianluca (che saluto e abbraccio, ma abbraccio tutti perché
un'altra LAZIO è possibile significa una LAZIO senza steccati, ideologie e fazioni, dove è il bene che vince e il male che perde) dicendogli che il metodo usato non si riferisce al merito creditizio ma al valore del marchio.
Citerò per questo il documento
The Brand Finance Index of 'The Brand Finance®
Football Brands 2012' was compiled using, where
available, publicly available information regarding
market share, market growth and company
financials. Our main sources of publicly available
data were the Deloitte Football Money League
Report, Bloomberg, individual football club Annual
Reports and press releases. Brand value was
derived using a 'relief from royalty' method that
values brands according to the cost of re-licensing
them from a hypothetical third party.
To compile the ranking we looked at the top 70
clubs in Europe and then at select top clubs
from the rest of the world.
What is a brand value?
We define the brand as the trademark and associated
intellectual property. Football clubs are made up of
a mixture of fixed tangible assets (stadium, training
ground) and disclosed intangible assets (purchased
players) with brand value, internally developed players
& goodwill making up the difference to provide the
combined clubs value.
How do we measure it's value?
We use the Royalty Relief method. This approach assumes
the company doesn't own their brand and must license
it from a theoretical third party. The method determines
how much it would cost to do this. It is called the Royalty
Relief method because when a business owns their brand
they are 'relieved' from paying a 'royalty' rate for its use.Brand Ratings Definitions
AAA Extremely strong
AA Very strong
A Strong
BBB-B Average (qui ci posizioniamo noi)CCC-C Weak
DDD-D Failing
Valuation Date
All brand values in the report are as at 21st May 2012 and
displayed in US$ millions.