The Exit Price of a business interest or an asset is the price at which the asset can be sold at the exit date in some form of the business combination. The exit price at a future date is normally higher than the acquisition price to compensate the investor with returns associated with the risk of investing in the business or asset. Private equity firms and individual investors rely on business valuation professionals to conduct analytical work to determine the value for validating exit price of investments even though the conditions for determining the exit price of exit value has been determined at the time of the investment.