Advisory & Due Diligence
Transaction advisory, financial due diligence and the reporting work that sits behind a deal or a listing.
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Warranties and Indemnities: What You Are Actually Signing
Warranties allocate risk, indemnities move money, and the disclosure letter decides which one bites. The parts of an SPA that sellers underestimate most.
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Earn-Outs and the Ways They Go Wrong
An earn-out bridges a disagreement about value by deferring it. The disputes that follow are predictable, and most of them are written into the drafting.
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Locked Box or Completion Accounts: How the Price Gets Fixed
Two ways to settle what a buyer actually pays. One fixes the price up front, the other recalculates it after completion, and they fail in different ways.
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What a Reporting Accountant Actually Does on a Listing
The reporting accountant is central to a listing and poorly understood outside the process. The workstreams, the documents, and where timetables slip.
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Preparing for Diligence Before the Buyer Arrives
Deals are lost in diligence more often than in negotiation. What to fix in the twelve months before a sale, and why finding your own problems is cheaper.
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Working Capital Pegs and How Deals Get Repriced
The working capital mechanism decides how much you actually receive. How the peg is set, where sellers lose money, and what to negotiate before signing.
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Quality of Earnings, Explained Without the Jargon
Quality of earnings analysis is what a buyer uses to decide what your profit is really worth. What gets adjusted, why, and how to prepare for it.
Other topics: Audit & Assurance, Regulation & Reporting, Fractional CFO, Sustainability & ESG
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