Was 2023 a good year for the patent market? We are torn. When we wrote the first draft of this year's report, the data looked gloomy. But then when we dug deeper and realised that the last year turned out not be too bad.

Every Patent, Everywhere, All at Once” is the subtitle to this year’s Richardson Oliver secondary patent market report.

Corporate executives, deal makers, investors, policy experts and legal professionals come together to share insights, discuss new trends, and build their networks.

Episode 3 in Season 3 of the Cipher Vision Podcast series features Kent Richardson, CEO, Richardson Oliver Insights.

Since we started tracking the brokered patent market in 2012, we have seen more than $38 billion worth of patent assets offered on the market.

The IAM Strategy 300 Global Leaders guide draws from the worlds of private practice, consulting and other service providers, with specialists from the major IP markets in the America’s, Europe and Asia.

A surge in NPE activity is beginning even as corporate buying is declining – time to hug your defensive aggregator.

State of the IP Market: Deals, Trends & Outlook

Our CEO Kent Richardson is participating as a panelist in this event hosted by IP Dealmakers Forum.

In a time of economic uncertainty patent sales often rise and, as Kent Richardson and Cecilia Ågren from Richardson Oliver Insights explain, there are some very clear do’s and don’ts for IP owners to follow when putting assets on the market.

This webinar will look at how Deutsche Telekom is looking to innovate in the monetization space through a cutting-edge approach to online patent auctions.

How do you value a “by definition” unique asset like a patent using comparables? In this session, Kent Richardson of Richardson Oliver Insights shows how patent market pricing information can be used to determine the market value of a patent (or patents).

Who buys patents? Why? What do they pay? What happens to the patents when they are sold? What is the price of the patents today? Kent Richardson has been producing the authoritative secondary patent market report for almost ten years. Joe Kucera, Director IP Strategy at Pure Storage, and Rob Guay, Senior Counsel, IP at Shopify, will be joining the panel to discuss their experiences transacting patents to further their IP strategies.

Agreeing a licensing rate can be a tricky task even for those well versed in the market. This interactive masterclass will explore tips and tricks, presenting key takeaways for participants to identify patent value, the right type of licence and best practices for rate setting.

Organizing, analyzing and communicating value are critical to driving strategy in any organization. IP is no different. The panel discusses some of the critical aspects to being able to drive strategy effectively through these important steps.

In the first of our two-part series, our panelists will take an in-depth look at current economic and legal developments that demonstrate why the current crisis is an ideal time to monetize IP assets.

With many hundreds of patent packages available at any given time, how can you ensure that your offering stands out as attractive and viable to serious buyers? Industry veterans from buyers, sellers, and brokers discuss topics like identifying and packaging patents, and pricing.

We are excited to sponsor the 2019 edition of IPBC Asia. This year, the event is held in Tokyo, Japan.

STATE OF AFFAIRS: THE GLOBAL IP MARKET

• 2019 Annual IP Market Data Preview

• Who’s Buying? Who’s Selling? And at What Price?

• Key Factors Impacting the Market

• Outlook for 2020 & Beyond: Still Cautiously Optimistic?

The 6th Annual IP Dealmakers Forum, to be held on November 12-14, 2019 in New York City, will once again bring together a select group of decision-makers at the forefront of the global IP market, including investors, top IP executives, industry experts and thought leaders.

Our CEO Kent Richardson will be presenting on the secondary patent market for patents, how big is it, who is buying, who is selling, what is pricing and what are the changes of winning with bought patents.