April
Who's playing host to M&A in hospitality? Plus the deals being done north of the border; energy M&A and the route to net zero; how Mobeus spoke the language of investment; plus news and views from the world of corporate finance.
Long read
Room for change
News and views
Faculty news: April
Latest news from the Corporate Finance faculty.
Knocking on Wood
With a transformed balance sheet and a share price rise of almost 50%, energy services business Wood Group is suddenly popular with investors.
Read moreJon Moulton: The new rules for board games
There’s no simple formula for putting together the right board of directors. If only there was, says Jon Moulton.
Read moreGlobal investment and M&A
Talking shop
Energy in flux
Innovation and sustainable recovery
Recycling the terms
Businesses, investors and banks are getting serious about ESG. David Prosser looks at a facility that will see NatWest reduce the interest charged to a recycling business for meeting sustainability targets centred on the circular economy and social value.
Read moreCaledonian spirit
Hospitality has had a tough three years, with COVID-19 lockdowns, rising energy prices and a cost-of-living crisis. But advisers tell David Prosser there will be good M&A deals for those who focus in on their key asset – the customer.
Read moreFuture advisory professionals
On my CV
Matt Willmott, PKF Francis Clark
When selling to a competitor business, ensuring it is more than just a fishing expedition is key, says Matt Willmott of PKF Francis Clark.
Read moreCareer paths
Adele Hebditch, Moore Kingston Smith
For Adele Hebditch, senior manager at Moore Kingston Smith, the variety of work makes her job interesting and growing the business is her goal.
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