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Sell-Side Quality of Earnings & The Benefits For Business Owners

Axial

Click here to subscribe to Exit-Ready – the Axial newsletter that distills the best content, tips, and guides designed to educate exit-minded business owners running $5-$100M businesses. If an issue surfaces, the seller can take time to correct the problem before going to market, or at least disclose it during due diligence.

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Lessons from the first year of SFDR reporting

Private Equity Wire

It’s not a deal breaker, but it did mean we had to change our processes, spend more legal time and resources, and educate investors all over again about what the changes meant,” says Emilie Huyghues Despointes, ESG Officer at MV Credit. Smaller organisations are feeling the impact.

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How can I be sure my financial advisor isn’t going to steal my money?

Sara Grillo

I’m not a lawyer – so please don’t interpret anything I say here as legal advice. Do your own diligence when you are seeking financial advice. Please conduct your own due diligence and come to your own decision. Also, nothing in this podcast or blog can be interpreted as legal or compliance advice.

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Financial Advisors: Is Now the ‘Right Time’ to Start Exploring Your Options?

Diamond Consultants

The truth is that taking the time to get educated about the opportunities available is a smart business decision—regardless of whether you want or are ready to make a move. Advisors often wonder if there’s a right time to embark upon the due diligence process. But it doesn’t have to be that way. Best practices to consider.

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12 Things Not to Do In M&A: A Business Owner’s Guide on How to Approach the M&A Process

Axial

Click here to subscribe to Exit Ready – the Axial newsletter that distills the best content, tips, and guides designed to educate exit-minded business owners running $5-$100M businesses. Prepare for due diligence. Be ready for due diligence, which means organizing your financials as much as your legal documents.

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How to Prepare For Selling Your Business

Axial

Ensure financials are GAAP-compliant and ready for scrutiny; if they aren't, have a Quality of Earnings done pre-marketing process and be ready for due diligence. - They can help navigate legal and financial complexities and assist in finding the right buyers. Ilian Obregon , Astor Walker & Co.

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How to Sell Your Business Quickly and Avoid Common Pitfalls

Axial

Click here to subscribe to Exit Ready , the Axial newsletter that distills the best content, tips, and guides designed to educate exit-minded business owners running $5-$100M businesses. This preparation will allow you to confidently address any questions buyers may have during due diligence.