Intangible Finance Standards: Advances in Fundamental Analysis and Technical Analysis

This book asserts that intangibles create financial transactions, not vice versa. It offers distinct, reproducible methods of valuing intangibles in intangible forms, with associated and meaningful financial values. It also presents new management frameworks in which all forms of intangibles can be classified, measured, managed, and reported.

Business/Finance

Intangible Finance Standards
Advances in Fundamental Analysis and Technical Analysis

Ken Standfield

"Dr. Standfield's work is thorough, systematic and integrative and he has been a leading light in the fields of knowledge management, intellectual capital, and intangible management for many years. The work he has presented pushes the envelope beyond what any other practitioner, or researcher, in these fields has been able to develop."
Nick Bontis, Ph.D., Professor of Knowledge Management, McMaster University, Director, Institute for Intellectual Capital Research Inc. Canada

"Here, for the first time, is the long awaited system, underpinned by standards, that allows accounting performance to be explained by the value drivers (intangibles) that creates it."
Professor Per Nikolaj Bukh Ph.D., BDO, Professor, Department of Accounting,
The Aarhus School of Business, Denmark

"Dr. Ken Standfield has once again met the urgent need for new mapping, measurement, and accounting standards for intangibles. Intangible Finance Standards is an impressive work full of valuable distinctions, details and strategic directions to overcome the management anorexia so prevalent today that leads to wealth impairment. It highlights, for example, nanotime productivity and artificial employment versus burst of time to avoid lost of productivity of our most important strategic assets. "
Professor Leif Edvinsson, the world's first Director of Intellectual Capital; the world's first holder of professorship of Intellectual Capital Lund University, Sweden, author of the international best selling book - Intellectual Capital

" Ken Standfield is clearly on the bleeding-edge of a very important revolution in thinking in the accounting, management, and leadership professions. He is helping to open up new horizons of understanding on the how s and why s of intangibles in the Knowledge Based Economy, something that is essential for all executives and managers to know, understand, and apply. His book details the international standard for financially valuing and reporting intangibles in a way that can be easily understood and practically applied by investors and business leaders to create responsible and sustainable short-term and long-term financial gains."
Charles Savage, Author of Fifth Generation Management and CEO of Knowledge Era Enterprises, USA and Germany

Intangible value now accounts for 70% of the value of stock markets around the world. Intangible Finance Standards introduces the field of intangible analysis, the long-awaited addition to technical analysis and fundamental analysis.

Intangible Finance Standards provides executives with techniques to increase
cash flow, profits and share price through the strategic and scientific management of intangible value. It provides investors with new knowledge, skills, and reports so they can increase returns and lower risk.


Ken Standfield is the Chairman of the International Intangible Management Standards Institute in San Diego, CA.|Business/Finance

Intangible Finance Standards
Advances in Fundamental Analysis and Technical Analysis

Ken Standfield

"Dr. Standfield's work is thorough, systematic and integrative and he has been a leading light in the fields of knowledge management, intellectual capital, and intangible management for many years. The work he has presented pushes the envelope beyond what any other practitioner, or researcher, in these fields has been able to develop."
Nick Bontis, Ph.D., Professor of Knowledge Management, McMaster University, Director, Institute for Intellectual Capital Research Inc. Canada

"Here, for the first time, is the long awaited system, underpinned by standards, that allows accounting performance to be explained by the value drivers (intangibles) that creates it."
Professor Per Nikolaj Bukh Ph.D., BDO, Professor, Department of Accounting,
The Aarhus School of Business, Denmark

"Dr. Ken Standfield has once again met the urgent need for new mapping, measurement, and accounting standards for intangibles. Intangible Finance Standards is an impressive work full of valuable distinctions, details and strategic directions to overcome the management anorexia so prevalent today that leads to wealth impairment. It highlights, for example, nanotime productivity and artificial employment versus burst of time to avoid lost of productivity of our most important strategic assets. "
Professor Leif Edvinsson, the world's first Director of Intellectual Capital; the world's first holder of professorship of Intellectual Capital Lund University, Sweden, author of the international best selling book - Intellectual Capital

" Ken Standfield is clearly on the bleeding-edge of a very important revolution in thinking in the accounting, management, and leadership professions. He is helping to open up new horizons of understanding on the how s and why s of intangibles in the Knowledge Based Economy, something that is essential for all executives and managers to know, understand, and apply. His book details the international standard for financially valuing and reporting intangibles in a way that can be easily understood and practically applied by investors and business leaders to create responsible and sustainable short-term and long-term financial gains."
Charles Savage, Author of Fifth Generation Management and CEO of Knowledge Era Enterprises, USA and Germany

Intangible value now accounts for 70% of the value of stock markets around the world. Intangible Finance Standards introduces the field of intangible analysis, the long-awaited addition to technical analysis and fundamental analysis.

Intangible Finance Standards provides executives with techniques to increase
cash flow, profits and share price through the strategic and scientific management of intangible value. It provides investors with new knowledge, skills, and reports so they can increase returns and lower risk.


Ken Standfield is the Chairman of the International Intangible Management Standards Institute in San Diego, CA.