Corporate finance guidelines
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This guideline is intended to provide an overview of a secondary buyout transaction and market trends.
Part A describes the process, structure and key features of a secondary buyout and how it differs from a primary buyout.
Part B considers the tax implications in the UK for the management team involved in a secondary buyout.
Authors: Chris Hale, Kathleen Russ, Hannah Manning and Sarah Carter Travers Smith LLP
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For SMEs, obtaining and securing the right source of finance can present a major challenge. Lack of available funding for SMEs has been brought into sharper focus post-credit crunch. This guideline first and foremost seeks to help them when it comes to looking for sources of finance.
Author: Marc Mullen
November 2012 Issue 58
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Author: Alistair Hynd, Baker Tilly
July 2012 Issue 55
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By Alistair Hynd, Baker Tilly
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David Smith and Guy Featherstone, Deloitte, LLP
November 2011, Issue 54
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This guideline looks at key features,professionals,
structures and approaches. Authors: Alan Tilley and David Bryan, Bryan, Mansell & Tilley LLP; Stephen Cork and Katie Moffitt, Cork Gully LLP. Author contact details are listed on pages 22 and 23 of the guideline
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The UK equity markets fall into one of two categories:Recognised Investment Exchange (or RIE) and Exchange regulated market.The similarities and differences are important to the decision on which market is the most appropriate. This guidance explains. Author Kevin Denham, Partner, Baker Tilly Capital Markets
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There are many factors to be considered when assessing a business for investment of which management is one of the most important. With effective leadership and management a business can prosper, without it this business will almost certainly fail.
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This guideline aims to give an overview, together with illustrations, of the reasons why parties to a sale and purchase of a business or a company might consider having an earn-out.
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‘Due diligence’ is an investigation into the affairs of an entity (which may be a division, a stand-alone company, a group of companies or some other form of business entity) before its acquisition, disposal, flotation, refinancing, restructuring or other similar transaction. This guidance explains all.
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This guideline looks at the aspects of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Financial Promotion) Order 2005 (the FP Order) likely to be of most relevance to accountants and others whom they encounter in relation to corporate finance and similar activities.
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Islamic finance is one of the most exciting areas of the global financial sector at the beginning of the 21st century, and the United Kingdom is playing a vital part in the industry’s development in the new millennium.
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