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Digitalization – Impact on the M&A Process

After already considering the impact of digitalization on companies’ M&A strategies, we now turn to the effects of digitalization on the M&A process itself. Digitalization of

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The structured acquisition process with i-capital

Many companies only begin to consider acquisitions when an opportunity is brought to them through their network or contacts. If the opportunity sounds appealing, significant time,

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W&I Insurance

When selling company shares, the seller typically provides certain warranties and indemnities to the buyer. Common warranties include, among others: the existence and unencumbered status of

2. MA& Forum Braunschweig
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2. Braunschweiger M&A-Forum

At the Braunschweig M&A Forum 2019, Torben Seikowsky, Managing Partner of i-capital, welcomed more than 100 guests. “The many positive responses from last year were reason

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i-capital advises on acquisition of Askozia by 3CX

With the acquisition of Askozia, the German provider of the Asterisk-based IP telephone system AskoziaPBX, UC specialist 3CX is further advancing its global expansion strategy. The

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The common thread in M&A processes

By Denis Reinhardt For an M&A sales process, the figures, relevant key performance indicators, and accurate explanations must be coordinated and tell a compelling story—only then

Vergleich für Normalisierungen in M&A Prozessen: Leistungen von Bolt und Unternehmen
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What is “normal” anyway?

ByDenis Reinhardt How fast would Usain Bolt be if he were to compete in the 2024 Olympic Games? He currently holds the world record for the

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Net Working Capital vs Not Working Capital

By Denis Reinhardt In addition to net financial liabilities, net working capital is often one of the central points of discussion in an M&A transaction. Why

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Not all cash is made equal

By Denis Reinhardt “Cash and debt free basis” is one of the fundamental assumptions for pricing an M&A transaction. The rationale is straightforward: a seller wants