Jenetta Mason is a managing director in the Chicago office and is part of the Portfolio Valuation group within Valuation Advisory Services practice. She specializes in the valuation of illiquid interests, investments and portfolios for private equity funds and hedge funds. Jenetta has performed valuations for global publicly traded and privately held clients across various industries, including consumer and industrial products, technology, healthcare, retail and many others.
Jenetta Mason is a managing director in the Chicago office and is part of the Portfolio Valuation group within Valuation Advisory Services practice. She specializes in the valuation of illiquid interests, investments and portfolios for private equity funds and hedge funds. Jenetta has performed valuations for global publicly traded and privately held clients across various industries, including consumer and industrial products, technology, healthcare, retail and many others.
Additionally, Jenetta has extensive experience encompassing the valuation of intangible assets, business interests, capital stock, partnership interests, and financial assets in connection with business combination decision support, financial reporting, corporate and estate tax planning and compliance, and dispute analysis.
Prior to joining Kroll, Jenetta was a director in the Valuation Services group at Grant Thornton LLP and was also part of the firm’s subsidiary Grant Thornton Financial Advisors LLC, which is in the business of providing fairness opinion services.
Jenetta received her Bachelor of Science in accounting from Miami University.
During the webinar, Kroll's valuation experts, Jenetta Mason, Peter Salvatori, Lea Carty and David Larsen, shared valuable insights into key market and regulatory considerations that are expected to impact June 30 valuations. Panelists address the pressures on informed judgment in valuing private investments amidst volatile public markets and global macroeconomic uncertainty.
Valuation of businesses, assets and alternative investments for financial reporting, tax and other purposes.
When companies require an objective and independent assessment of value, they look to Kroll.
Heightened regulatory concerns and vigilance, together with increased investor scrutiny, have led to increased demand for independent expert advice.
Kroll specializes in assisting clients with the valuation of alternative investments, specifically securities and positions for which there are no "active market" quotations.
