Why TN Business Owners Should Consider Selling Now
National business media have heralded Tennessee as a top place for conducting commerce of all kinds.
National business media have heralded Tennessee as a top place for conducting commerce of all kinds.
Ralph recently participated in a GF Data® sponsored roundtable in the Atlanta offices of Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP.
With every debate and stumping speech, it’s important to home in on the following issues that could make a difference in the merger and acquisition landscape.
As long as there is a lot of capital out there, low interest rates and a relatively decent economy where you can get good ad rates, that will propel the dealmaking forward.
Check these 5 blind spots that could make it tough to sell when a deal comes your way.
FourSight is a regular series of market updates to help business owners — and their attorneys, bankers or wealth managers — better understand what’s happening in the world of mergers and acquisitions.
Think twice about a right of first refusal if you plan to sell your company – or if there’s a chance you might do so in the future.
Valuations reached record heights last year. Whether these numbers represent a peak in the seller’s market — or a trend that will continue — remains to be seen.
Mental and operational preparations are key to taking advantage of what opportunities may lie ahead. To start, work through this checklist.
As we’re nearing the end of 2017, reports are rolling in for the third quarter. The big picture, once again: our seller’s market persists.
Your longest-lasting and most loyal banking clients may leave you, and it has nothing to do with your performance. You guessed it – they’re selling their businesses.
Dust from the recession has settled and an estimated $400 billion in private equity funds alone are chasing down businesses to buy or invest in.