Analysis of the impact of intangible assets on the companies’ market value

Abstract

analYSiS of The iMPaCT of inTanGiBle aSSeTS on The CoMPanieS' MarKeT Value Purpose. To determine the impact of intangible assets on the market value of European companies (Germany, France and the United Kingdom) using intellectual data analysis. Methodology. The correlationregression analysis, including Python programming libraries (Pandas, Numpy, Matplotlib, and Seaborn), was used to find the link between market value and intangible assets available to enterprises, which allows conducting analysis and visualization of the results obtained through various methods. To analyze the impact of an industry type on the rela tionship between market value and intangible assets, their classification according to the NACE Code Index is used. findings. The correlation between intangible assets and the market value of companies in the analyzed European countries has been identified, but the strength of this connection is different (German companies (0.6-0.7), French companies (0.3-0.7), Brit ish companies (0.5-0.7)). The size of an enterprise affects the connection between intangible assets and the market value of enter prises. The authors conclude that the correlation between the intangible assets indicators by economic sectors and the market value of enterprises exists only for some economic sectors (C, J, K, M and N), classified according to the NACE Code Index. originality. The study presents the regression dependence of market value on intangible assets of European companies (Ger many, France and the United Kingdom), which allows adjusting their investment policy depending on the industry to which the company belongs and on its size. Practical value. Determining the possibility of the impact of the value of intangible assets on the market value of companies.

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