A Collection Of The Internet's Top Resources For Anyone Considering Selling Their Business
Or why entrepreneurs should care about how Venture Capitalists choose who is investing in their funds i.e. who makes for a good L.P. (Limited Partner) and who doesn’t. Mark Suster, an entrepreneur turned VC,...
Devensoft explains why due diligence is not just something the buyer conducts; the seller needs to conduct due diligence on the buyer and their ability to meet the price and terms. Here are five...
Ryan Gipple of Arizona Business Brokers looks at founding vs buying: There are numerous ways to become an entrepreneur in today’s information age. For example, there are countless businesses that can be started...
Small startup or large corporation, it’s the set of values and attitudes that bind your employees together. So what happens to that identity when another company buys you out? Mergers and acquisitions can cause...
M&A happens among M&A firms, too. In today’s news, DNA Corporate Finance merges with Miramar Services to form Elysium Corporate Finance which will be based in Birmingham. Merger for corporate finance firms – Insider...
TechCrunch Disrupt in London is beginning to appear over the horizon. Today we’re delighted to say that we’ll also be joined by world-famous supermodel Natalia Vodianova. Last year Vodianova founded Elbi, an app which...
FitSmallBusiness have published a review comparing three of the largest brokers in the US. They do disclose this: “When readers buy products and services discussed on our site, we often earn affiliate commissions that...
This year is shaping up to be a big one for acquisitions, if not for the money (many are for undisclosed amounts) but for sheer volume. 2016 may well end up eclipsing 2015’s total....
A termination or break-up fee is what the vendor pays the buyer if they decide to pull out of the transaction. Investopedia defines it as “a common fee used in takeover agreements if the...
You’ve probably heard founder stories that either involve a single owner who orchestrates the various moving parts of a business, or a duo of co-founders, where one generally steers the product and the other...
A great video from Wayne Rivers of the Family Business Institute on how blind spots can be extremely expensive. He provides a great graph to demonstrate the known knowns and the known unknowns without...
Madeleine Harrigan of Mercer Capital explains how cheap credit is driving companies to take loans rather than sell equity, and uses that to explain why the number of venture capital exits completed in the...
Closing a business ia all right with HMRC, but if you start another one like it you could be running foul of new legislation to prevent tax avoidance. This method of avoiding tax is...
Immigration: Buying Company? Don’t Let “I” in Mergers and Acquisitions Become MIA In any merger and acquisition don’t forget immigration issues ie. immigration status of employees. If a purchaser ignores or postpones immigration issues...
Over the past year or so, multiple agriculture companies have attempted to consolidate through acquisitions or mergers to fight off weak fundamentals in the global agricultural sector. While the EC is launching a probe...
Takeaway: It is a common fallacy that an exclusively negotiated deal is faster, easier and quieter than a structured process. “I’ll just sit down with him and cut a deal.” The assumption is that...
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