Customer Attrition Rate

Definition

The rate at which a company's existing customers cease doing business with it over a given period, typically expressed as an annual percentage. Customer attrition rate is a critical input to the valuation of customer relationship intangible assets under both the multi-period excess earnings method and the distributor method. A higher attrition rate reduces the expected duration and value of the customer base, directly impacting the useful life assigned to the customer relationship intangible.

Related Terms

Called Capital Cap Table (Capitalisation Table) Capital Call Capital Deepening Capital Expenditure (CapEx)

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