We're competing with some of the biggest names in the M&A space, like Bloomberg, MergerWatch, and The Deal (Financial Times) But we're not intimidated. We know that we provide our readers with something that they can't get anywhere else: a unique perspective on the M&A market!
One of the best #negotiation trainings I attended was at Harvard University in 2018 by @francescagino and in 2019 by Deepak Malhotra.
@ Photo myself with @Prof_Malhotra at Harvard Law School. #harvard
Acquisition entrepreneurs are buying multi-million USD deals from retiring baby boomers. Most of them are NOT using any of their own capital. They are using SBA loans, Alternative Finance Market (asset-based lenders, cash flow lenders, invoice lenders, etc.) #privateequity
I know what you're thinking. Acquisitions are risky. They're expensive. They're complicated.
BUT they're also the fastest way to build wealth.
If you do it right, the rewards can be enormous.
Mergers and acquisitions have become a popular business strategy for companies looking to expand into new markets or territories -, gain a competitive edge, or acquire new technologies and skill sets, or simply to increase their company valuation. #mergersandacquisitions#mergers
A quick question on full standby seller notes
What’s typical — does the interest accrue during the full standby period on the seller note or no?
Say seller note is $500k, 10%, 10 year term but on full standby for first two. So would I need to pay back $500k principal+ 10% interest over eight years, or the principal would become closer to $600k (with $50k accrued for each of the first two years), that would now need to be paid off over 8 year with 10% interest on $600k?
I understand these are privately negotiated structures so terms could very deal by deal but trying to understand what’s more typical in SBA deals
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We're competing with some of the biggest names in the M&A space, like Bloomberg, MergerWatch, and The Deal (Financial Times) But we're not intimidated. We know that we provide our readers with something that they can't get anywhere else: a unique perspective on the M&A market!
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