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12 Concepts We Can Learn From MID Market M&A to use on SMBs from How2Exit's Interview W/ John Carvalho

How2Exit

He emphasizes the need to avoid spreading oneself too thin and instead concentrate on building expertise in a specific area. This approach builds trust and fosters a positive relationship between the buyer and seller, increasing the likelihood of a successful transaction.

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Navigating Small-Medium Business M&A with Eric Pacifici: Tips and Common Deal Killers

How2Exit

Eric emphasizes that the success of these deals is not solely due to the firm's expertise, but rather the economic climate and the incredible opportunities available. He highlights the journey of first-time business buyers and the significant financial gains they experience once they understand the process. You have to be patient."

M&A 130
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Traits of a Successful Investment Banking Analyst

Wizenius

Follow the financial markets and macro-economic trends, keeping an eye on the regulatory bodies of your country. 5) Financial Modelling: Practice building financial models to sharpen your skills. This will help you understand the intricacies of the company and strengthen your financial modelling abilities.

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Venture capital jobs – what to expect working for a VC

Growth Business

There will be roles related to deal origination, deal-making, financial analysis, due diligence research, investor relationships, fundraising and compliance-related roles which are more specialised. Build expertise in a certain area Pitching isn’t just a one-way street in the world of VC.

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Roman Beylin: Revolutionizing Due Diligence with DueDilio

How2Exit

The podcast mentions that with the cost of money being high and debt coverage being important, buyers need to carefully evaluate the financial health of the business they are acquiring. They need to look for businesses that are solid and can withstand economic downturns.