As mainland Chinese companies are increasingly active in investing overseas, KIAL aims to provide a wider range of valuation and consulting services to clients by collaborating with the world‘s largest and longest serving firm in terms of valuation advisory service – Kroll, LLC ("Kroll", formerly Duff & Phelps which rebranded to Kroll in 2021), along with various other consulting businesses tailored for clients. Kroll acquired American Appraisal (the pioneer and world known multinational valuation advisory firm with over 120 years) in Feb, 2015. the firm's worldwide employees serve a diverse range of clients across 25 counties worldwide. Annually, Kroll serves more than 5,000 clients, including 65% of Fortune 100 companies, 95% of Am Law 100 law firms, 19 of the 25 largest Euro STOXX companies, 21 of the 25 largest private equity firms in the PEI 300, 21 of the 25 largest hedge funds .

Being the most experienced valuation and corporate finance firm in the global market, Kroll has deep knowledge in accounting and valuation standards and other regulatory requirements in different countries across the globe. Kroll is also one of the earliest firms conducting intangible valuation. With the collaboration of Kroll’ worldwide technical support to KIAL, this will not only facilitate time and cost effective joint execution of projects from the outset, but also uniquely allow the two firms to jointly provide our clients with “one-stop” services capable of satisfying both international compliance and Chinese statutory requirements for a wide range of purposes.

Affiliation with Kroll enables KIAL to provide clients with services relating to, for example

 •    Mainland Chinese companies merging with or acquiring overseas assets or business.

 •    Mainland Chinese companies setting up joint venture business overseas.

 •    International taxation.

 •    IPO preparation for international stock exchanges(Hong Kong USA, UK, Germany, Canada, Singapore, etc.)

 •    International insurance.

 •    M&A involving listed companies of international stock exchanges.

 •    International litigation.

 •    Statutory valuations in different countries.

 •    Financial accounting or financial reporting valuations that meet US, international or local accounting and valuation standards.

 •    Consulting services for international transactions.