How is a customer relationship intangible asset identified and valued in a purchase price allocation?
I know that in an acquisition, you have to separate out identifiable intangible assets from goodwill. Customer relationships are apparently one of the biggest intangibles in most deals. How do appraisers actually value these? Is it the multi-period excess earnings method, and if so, how does it work in practice?
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