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Maximizing Value in IP Portfolios: Key Strategy Considerations for Patent Monetization
Burford Capital Webcast
October 29, 2024
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On Tuesday, October 29, partners Christopher Larus and John Harting spoke on a webinar presented by Burford Capital titled, “Maximizing value in IP portfolios: Key strategy considerations for patent monetization.”
In this webinar, panelists provided an overview of strategies for corporate patent monetization, including direct enforcement, licensing, and divestiture. They addressed best practices, valuation methods and tools, market trends, and opportunities and advantages for financing across the range of patent monetization strategies.
During the session, panelists discussed various factors that companies should consider when looking at IP monetization, including:
- Business objectives addressed when companies monetize IP and other factors driving the increase in corporate IP monetization
- Structures for monetizing IP and their respective advantages
- How to value and prioritize IP assets suitable for monetization
- How to finance across corporate IP monetization strategies
Christopher Larus, John Harting - Burford Capital
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