Corporate Finance
Corporate Finance is not just about raising finance to help implement the business plan. At McDade Roberts you can expect more…it is about supporting you, our client, through the whole process, whether that is expansion, acquisition or sale.
We can help identify suitable targets, carry out relevant due diligence, or advise the management in the event of a management takeover.
Acquisitions & Mergers
At McDade Roberts we have a wealth of experience in advising on acquisitions, mergers and the sale of businesses.
We work closely with your lawyers or we can recommend people who we have worked with in the past. We will also advise on the most tax efficient ways of completing the deal.
For a friendly, no obligation free meeting please contact us.
Raising Finance
For whatever reason you may need to raise capital, (i.e. business expansion or starting a new one) careful planning and good professional advice is vital.
There are many types of finance available as well as many lenders. It is usually more prudent to spread your commitment over a number of sources, which gives the business greater flexibility.
When providing finance most lenders will require some form of security and great care and consideration must be taken when signing up to any commitment.
The providers will almost certainly request a comprehensive business plan, confirming that you are a viable business and are able to service the loan.
At McDade Roberts we have the expertise, experience and contacts to consider all options, including any tax implications before recommending a course of action.
With our experience, in-house expertise and extensive network of contacts, why not arrange a meeting with us to take advantage of our professional advice?
Share Valuations
Company shares need to be valued for any number of reasons. These reasons include sale, purchase, inheritance, gift and divorce.
Share valuation is an art not a science. McDade Roberts have many years experience in valuing shares. We find that several team members are often involved as this allows all viewpoints to be considered.
Usually shares in private companies are not transferred very often and therefore their valuation is a serious business which you cannot afford to get wrong.