| Date | 20 Jun 2012 / 14 Nov 2012 |
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| Times | 09:30 - 17:00 |
| Cost | £525.00 + VAT (£630.00) |
| SRA CPD Hours | 6 |
The destruction of shareholder value through ill-thought-out acquisitions is a well known feature of the M&A market. From a buyer’s point of view, this course highlights the major risks and problems likely to be encountered during the acquisition process, with guidance for their avoidance or mitigation. Process and commercial failures are examined (together with the difficulties experienced by SMEs in raising bank finance) and the necessity for a sound acquisition plan is emphasised.
The objective of a seller should be to achieve the highest price subject to the least onerous terms and to walk away from a transaction with measurable and finite liabilities. From a seller’s point of view (with particular reference to family companies), the course examines common errors and pitfalls in the disposal process and emphasises strategies for realising maximum value on a disposal.
NB. Most of the content of this course is included in our “buying a company” and “selling a company” courses.
Background & overview
Acquisitions
Valuation
Appointment of advisers
Family owned companies
Bank finance
Disposals
Negotiation
Delivering this course in-house for you to a number of participants could be very cost effective. Please call us on 020 7387 4484 to discuss this further.
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