Leo Miki is a managing director in the San Francisco office of Kroll and is part of the Valuation Advisory Services practice. Leo specializes in financial reporting and tax valuations in the energy industry.
Leo Miki is a managing director in the San Francisco office of Kroll and is part of the Valuation Advisory Services practice. Leo specializes in financial reporting and tax valuations in the energy industry.
He has performed numerous valuation services for financial reporting and tax purposes for large and middle-market companies in the Power and Utility, Petroleum, Construction and Engineering, Financial Services, Consumer Products, and Insurance Industries. Valuation experience includes valuation of tangible assets, intangible assets, business enterprises and share value/royalty interest for purposes such as ASC 805 and §1060 Purchase Price Allocation, ASC 350 Goodwill and ASC 360 Impairment Analysis, Tax Restructuring and FIRPTA, valuation for federal and state grants/incentives, §864(e) Fair Market Value Interest Allocation Elections and Studies; and ASC718/IRC§409A Share Based Compensation.
Leo has performed valuation services for global and regional companies including Occidental Petroleum, Peabody Energy, Tronox Limited, Osaka Gas, NRG Energy, Exelon, Schlumberger Ltd., AES, Covanta, Foster Wheeler, InterGen, Haliburton, Dresser, Inc., EnergySolutions, URS Corporation, Jacobs Engineering, Tutor Perini Corporation, GenCorp, JVC Kenwood Corporation, Citibank, and Mitsubishi UFJ Group .
Leo received his B.S. in economics from the Boston University, Master of Business Administration from Pennsylvania State University and his Mater of Science in Finance from Boston College.
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