Deal Structures

Deal Structures

There are many ways of structuring the transfer of business ownership in a transaction. There are a variety of unique structures that attempt to allocate risk and implement financial terms that are agreeable to both the seller and buyer. Below are a few insights on some of these and setting expectations in the process.

Preliminary Due Diligence and Valuation

Preliminary Due Diligence and Valuation

Many preparations should be completed by business owners and their sell-side advisory firm before the official transaction process begins. These preparations include Preliminary Due Diligence and a Benchmark Valuation. Completing these is imperative to ensuring a successful transaction. The following list breaks down the Preliminary Due Diligence and Benchmark Valuation and is intended to educate business owners on the key processes that should be executed by their sell-side advisory firm prior to starting the transaction process.

The Role of an Attorney in a Transaction

The Role of an Attorney in a Transaction

Both the buyer or investor and the seller’s attorneys play a critical role in the transaction - and most importantly - in getting a transaction completed! Good transaction attorneys understand that while their role is to protect their clients, the most important objective is getting the transaction completed to the satisfaction of all parties. Read more about the role of an attorney in a transaction.