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How to Conduct Due Diligence Before Buying a Business
A buyer should conduct due diligence before buying a business. This process will provide critical insight into the target company’s finances and operations.
Read MoreHow Do I Evaluate Multiple Offers in a Business Sale?
Comparing multiple offers in a business sale is not always an apples to apples comparison. Consider buyer intent, complex provisions and, ultimately, your goals.
Read MoreSleep Better with Reps & Warranties Insurance
Understanding Representations, Warranties, and Indemnities in M&A Transactions When boards are deliberating the purchase or sale of a business, they need to consider the long-term risks of the decision. Understanding […]
Read MoreWhat Is a Non-Disclosure Agreement? Non-Disclosure Terms Explained
How do different types of non-disclosure agreements protect the parties involved in M&As? Learn common NDA terms and accompanying documents.
Read MoreA Visual Guide to the 5 Legal M&A Deal Structures
There are five basic M&A deal structures, including four share acquisition methods and one asset acquisition method. What are the benefits of each structure?
Read MoreHow to Attract Private Equity Buyers
Private equity buyers have priorities distinct from strategic buyers. Sellers make a private equity transaction more appealing by thinking like a PE buyer.
Read MoreAn Outside Director’s Considerations for Acquisition Due Diligence
Don’t be tempted by shiny object syndrome. Directors should conduct acquisition due diligence using these questions.
Read MorePandemic Leads to Rising Lumber Prices in 2021: What It Means for Homeowners
With more people working on home projects during the pandemic, demand for lumber has led to rising lumber prices and industry shifts.
Read MoreBanker, Broker or Sell it Yourself: Choosing the Right Method to Sell Your Company
If you don’t know how to sell a small business, you may find resources and expertise in an investment banker or broker, but it can come at a cost.
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