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As investment bankers, RKJ Partners possesses a breadth of knowledge and experience in advising clients that seek growth capital. In our latest blog installment, we define and outline the key elements involved in the process of raisingcapital. The projections should be optimistic yet achievable.
Ron Concept 1: RaiseCapital Intro Raisingcapital compliantly is an important part of any business transaction, whether it be real estate, business acquisition, or any other venture. To do this, they work with registered broker-dealers that are legally able to raise money on behalf of companies.
This decision is critical and often complex, requiring a delicate balance between securing the necessary capital while retaining future financial benefits and operational control. You need to carefully weigh up how much capital you really need to accelerate the company’s growth and what you’re willing to part with.
Mr. McCraw has over 30 years experience serving clients with mergers & acquisitions, advisory services, and business consulting, in addition to starting two businesses of his own and serving as a private company executive. He will be joining the Food & Beverage and Business Services groups.
His advisory practice helps them through catalytic, transformational, and strategic events, such as mergers and acquisitions, governance issues, capitalraising, and disputes. He also provides strategic consulting services, such as helping businesses cut costs, make more money, and create creative partnerships.
Special Situations – This could include the events above but could also refer to investments in spin-offs, asset sales, recapitalizations, acquisitions, or capitalraises. Traditional Distressed Funds That Have Diversified: Anchorage (partially shut down), Brigade, Davidson Kempner, Elliott, Marathon, Silver Point, and York Capital.
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Capitalraise activity trending up In February, we highlighted the market’s emphasis on M&A activity in recent months. The announced deals during March and April paint an evolving picture as the proportion of capitalraises increased from 17% in January to nearly 30% across the last two months.
Concern over growing industry competition or desire to capitalize on a fleeting, high demand for their business may provoke a swift sale. Our advice to a legacy-minded seller is to seek out transactions that will keep them on with the agency as an employee or an outside consultant for a few years to smooth out the changes in management.
Special Situations – These funds focus on companies that are spinning off or divesting divisions, reorganizing, or otherwise going through more unusual changes (not just simple acquisitions or capitalraises). include Elliott Management, Third Point Partners, ValueAct Capital, Trian Partners, JANA Partners, and Starboard Value.
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The process typically begins with an in-depth consultation to understand the client’s financial goals, risk appetite, and specific needs. They may also offer services such as loans, lines of credit, and access to private equity and venture capital investments.
These individuals have ambitions for growth and are driven by business expansion, capitalization, marketing, and other related factors. Finally, the guests discuss the current market trends in private equity and capitalraising. They prefer to stay small and maintain a more intimate and personal approach to their business.
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