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Enrique Carreras, Ángel Alloza & Ana Carreras
November 2015
Reputation & Reputational Risks
Corporate Reputation: The Economy of Intangibles and ReputationWe are entering a new economic cycle that can be labelled “the economy of intangibles and corporate reputation”. Over the past 30 years, a steady increase in the value of intangible assets has been observed (the value of intangible assets held by S&P 500 companies tripled over this period, with 62 per cent of the total value of all listed companies in the world now reported to be intangible ). This trend intensified further with the crisis that began in 2008.
Intangible assets are more important than ever before. They account for an increasingly greater share of companies’ business value, so much so that financial results and profitability are more deeply affected by the exchange and management of ideas, information, knowledge and services rather than by control of physical and tangible assets.
Below you can read Chapter 1 of the Corporate Reputation Manual. If you want to buy the complete book you can do it here.
