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Sports Investment Banking: How to Win the Super Bowl and the World Cup in the Same Year

Mergers and Inquisitions

This sector is the most different in terms of valuation and technical analysis because of nuances around licensing, player salaries, and different revenue streams. Technology & Services: This one includes any company that is built on top of sports, such as firms in the gambling, data/analytics, software, and live event sectors.

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The Ultimate Exit Guide: Top Strategies for Preparing Your Business for a High-Value Sale

How2Exit

E239: The Ultimate Exit Guide: Top Strategies for Preparing Your Business for a High-Value Sale - Watch Here About the Guest(s): Christine Nicholson is a distinguished business mentor, speaker, and expert in exit and succession planning. “Business owners need to believe that someone else can do it,” Nicholson asserts.

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11 Things You and I Can Learn About Business and Exit Events From Our Interview With Nate Lind - Successful Serial Entrepreneur and Broker.

How2Exit

11 Things You and I Can Learn About Business and Exit Events From Our Interview With Nate Lind - Successful Serial Entrepreneur and Broker. He quickly grew his business to $36 million in sales in 2016, and was able to sell a piece of technology he had developed to a shopping cart. It is not enough to just look at the initial sale.

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Event-Driven Hedge Funds: The Best Home for Bankers Turned Investors?

Mergers and Inquisitions

Event-driven hedge funds” is one of the more confusing labels in finance. Part of the issue is that many different strategies fall within the “event-driven” category: merger arbitrage , activist investing , distressed investing, special situations, and more. By contrast, an event-driven fund would never bet on such a situation.

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Why Your Company Needs a Business Valuation, Even if You Are Not Preparing to Sell

Chesapeake Corporate Advisors

You may have heard the term “business valuation” in the context of selling a company. But a business valuation is much more than a tool to assess how much a buyer might pay for the company you have spent years building. At any stage of your business’ lifecycle, a valuation can create a competitive advantage.

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12 Things We Learned About the Legal Side of Business and M&A by Interviewing Attorney Aaron Budd

How2Exit

All parties should be aware of any legal obligations that they may have in the event of a sale or merger. Additionally, all parties should be aware of any legal obligations that they may have in the event of a sale or merger.

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In the Sale of a Multi-Owner Business, a Buy-Sell Agreement can Save the Day

IBG

Preparing your co-owned business for sale should include provisions for responding to unexpected events in an owner’s life. The $55 million sale of I.W. Savage Crushing LLC was three days from closing. Then, suddenly, three days before the closing, Doug died. Doug’s LLC interest was personal property, subject to probate.

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