The Case for Gold as an Investment—Part I of III
by Les Nemethy and Sergey Glekov
The world is a much riskier place than most people realize. A very incomplete list of just some of the possible risks in the global geopolitical system include: Continue reading “The Case for Gold as an Investment—Part I of III
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Debt Levels: Have we learned the Lessons of 2008?
Total global debt levels have reached a whopping $247 trillion as of 2018 – up from $164 trillion in January 2009
1, the time of the last financial crisis. That’s up from 213% to 318% of global GDP
2:
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Why should you care about yield curves? by Les Nemethy and Mael Rohrig
Whether you’re a business person or an ordinary citizen concerned about what’s going on in the world, the yield curve is something you should care about.
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Debt versus equity in today’s financial climate
Owners and managers of businesses always have the option of financing a business by way of either debt or equity
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Conditions Precedent Prior to Closing
A condition precedent (CP) prior to closing is a condition that must be satisfied by a party to a transaction, failing which the other party is not bound to close the transaction
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Drag Along/Tag Along Rights
“Drag Along” and “Tag Along” rights are used by investors to facilitate their exit from an investment. They are methods particularly favored by private equity firms
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Non-core assets in corporate finance transactions
Non-core assets may greatly complicate raising equity financing, finding strategic or financial partners, or selling a business.
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Do you as a business owner need a valuation?
Business owners often ask themselves whether they need a business valuation, and if so what kind of valuation is required.
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Material Adverse Change
When negotiating the purchase or sale of a company, the investor or purchaser will often insist on what is known as a Material Adverse Change (MAC) clause.
This article deals with three issues related to the MAC clause
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Valuation via Discounted Cash Flow
Business owners often ask themselves whether they need a business valuation, and if so what kind of valuation is required.
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Managing risk
Everything has its risks, even getting out of bed in the morning. But that is no excuse for not getting out of bed at all…
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