This year will no doubt prove challenging for businesses, but it won’t be without opportunities. Advisers and investors share their thoughts on tech-enabled sectors, capital gains tax, private equity, international acquirers, and accelerated M&A.
Petrie gives evidence on UK National Security and Investment Bill
David Petrie, ICAEW’s head of corporate finance, has made significant contribution on behalf of ICAEW and Corporate Finance Faculty members to the UK government’s major consultation about its National Security and Investment Bill.
Career paths: Subi Inayat, investor at BGF
Subi Inayat went straight into corporate finance from university. He speaks to Jo Russell about the important experience he gained from being thrown in at the deep end.
Cashing in on the need for animal care products
Lonely, locked-down homeworkers want pets, and pets want treats. Amid a surge in demand for furry friends during the pandemic, Rutland Partners sold care product company Armitage back into a hot pet market. Jason Sinclair reports.
Brian Livingston of Oaklins Smith & Williamson takes us through the sale of The MOLE Clinic
Tech and a proven roll-out model were crucial factors in the sale of The MOLE Clinic. Brian Livingston talks through the deal.
Corporate Financier magazine archive
The highly respected Corporate Financier magazine is published ten times a year for members, stakeholders and key associates of the Corporate Finance Faculty.
Regaining our edge in public company markets
Breathing new life into London’s Main Market is no easy task. But Lord Hill’s review of London listing requirements is certainly welcome in the battle to keep the City internationally competitive, says Jon Moulton.
Supply chain assurance in the retail sector
Abigail Harper talks through a risk-based approach to providing supply chain assurance within the retail sector.
Building the future
Britain is going on a building boom – will this mean economic growth?
Analysing Sunak’s budget
A deeper look at the what the budget means for business