Resources

Succession planning for businesses is a critical process that involves identifying and developing new leaders who can take over the business when the current leaders and/or shareholders retire, leave the organisation, or are otherwise unable to continue in their role.

The due diligence process is dynamic and varies significantly from transaction to transaction. In this resource we outline a general overview which aims to answer some of the frequent questions we get asked regarding the nature of due diligence.

Prepared by Mark Ostryn, This White Paper answers frequently asked questions regarding what is involved in preparing a business for sale, including: how can I make my business more valuable? How close to the sale process do I have to start preparing for sale? And, Is buying a business a feasible strategy when you are planning to sell?

Prepared by Andrew Whittingham, This White Paper provides an introductory overview of the key considerations involved in business turnarounds. The White Paper defines business turnarounds, analyses the difference between a turnaround and a restructure, examines the stages of a turnaround, considers key success factors for turnarounds and looks at symptoms of business distress.

As presented by Stephen Groves as part of a professional development seminar for accountants, this presentation looks at the primary process and compliance issues associated with business valuations for restructures.

As presented by Stephen Groves, these slides are designed to provide an introduction to valuing intangible assets, including defining what intangible assets are, discussing goodwill, outlining circumstances where an intangible asset may be required and outlining often applied methods to the valuation of intangible assets.

Prepared by Stephen Groves, This White Paper provides an introductory overview of the key considerations involved in valuing intangible assets. The White Paper defines intangible assets, discusses the nature of goodwill, looks at reasons why intangible assets may need to be valued and considers common intangible asset valuation methods.

As presented by Stephen Groves as part of a professional development seminar for accountants, this presentation considers the key steps involved in preparing for the sale of a business and answers frequently asked queries about this process.