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Course Overview:
The destruction of shareholder value through ill-thought-out acquisitions is a well known feature of the M&A market. From a buyer’s point of view, this course highlights the major risks and problems likely to be encountered during the acquisition process, with guidance for their avoidance or mitigation. Process and commercial failures are examined (together with the difficulties experienced by SMEs in raising bank finance) and the necessity for a sound acquisition plan is emphasised.
The objective of a seller should be to achieve the highest price subject to the least onerous terms and to walk away from a transaction with measurable and finite liabilities. From a seller’s point of view (with particular reference to family companies), the course examines common errors and pitfalls in the disposal process and emphasises strategies for realising maximum value on a disposal.
NB. Most of the content of this course is included in our “buying a company” and “selling a company” courses.
Course Content:
Background & overview
Acquisitions
Valuation
Appointment of advisers
Family owned companies
Bank finance
Disposals
Negotiation
Discounts available for multiple participants:
3-4 participants: 15% discount per participant
5-6 participants: 20% discount per participant
7-8 participants: 25% discount per participant
9 or more participants: 30% discount per participant
Redcliffe Training is a banking and corporate finance training company which specialises in the delivery of bespoke courses to the financial community. The company is run by the trainers themselves, all of whom have many years of practical experience at senior levels.
Our programmes are delivered both on an open / scheduled-date basis in the City of London and also on an in-house basis. Typically delegates that attend our specialist training programmes are investment banks, stockbrokers, corporate financial advisers, accountants, lawyers, and corporates.
Redcliffe's trainers are all former practitioners who have held senior positions in banking and corporate finance, venture capital or industry. They include former directors and assistant directors of corporate finance departments in investment banks and stockbrokers.
The topics that we cover include all areas of:
Most of the 130 courses which Redcliffe can present are presented on a public basis and all of them may be presented in-house to the client's specification. The style of teaching is interactive and participation-oriented and does not simply comprise a series of lectures. Where relevant, role-playing techniques are deployed. Training courses are accompanied by detailed notes (50 to 100 pages per training day) as well as exercises, case studies, videos and public corporate documents where relevant. Participants are also supplied with hard copies of the PowerPoint presentation displayed during the course.
Redcliffe has a very prestigious client base and during the past two years it has delivered in-house seminars to many leading financial institutions and professional advisers. Between 2007 and 2009 almost 5,000 executives attended Redcliffe's open courses.
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