Investment Banking Blog

When companies look toward inorganic growth in the form of mergers and acquisitions, the frequent questions that arise throughout this process revolve around consideration. Consideration […]

Roadblocks to M&A have squashed many a nearly-closed deal. In fact, we always maintain the mantra that a deal ain’t done until the money’s in the […]

Before I delve in to a discussion about what the SEC does and does not do, let me be very clear: the SEC produces and […]

Selling a company can be one of the most stressful processes imaginable. Investment bankers and merger and acquisition intermediaries will tell you they will work […]

When it comes time to take your company public, the SEC doesn’t care if your company isn’t profitable. They don’t care whether or not there […]

The merger process can be overwhelming, tense, and there are a number of factors to consider.  Some of the biggest questions that arise from a […]

There are virtually limitless methods for valuing a company. When performed in tandem, multiple valuations methodologies can provide a fair range, helping to set expectations […]

Thanks to some of the sites in our network we receive a large number of requests for raising capital. It appears the rest of the market […]

When you’ve got the industry blinders on, you begin to trick yourself into believing that a reverse merger or direct public offering is the right […]

Prior to an a reverse merger a company may find itself with too many issued and outstanding shares and not enough authorized shares to be […]