Companies

• Which corporate structure should you use
• Company formation and administration
• Business planning tools – forecasting, planning, budgeting
• Raising funds or additional investment

A business might need to seek additional finance to grow.  There is also likely to be a need for operational change as the business positions itself for growth.

• Establishing the operating footprint necessary to support growth.
• Making sure management accounts provide information on the business’ key performance indicators.
• Developing timely reliable business plans
• Creating detailed cash flow forecasting to gain an understanding of funding requirements
• Liaising with funding bodies and investors
• Overseeing company acquisitions and sales
• Ensuring tax efficiency
• Preparing for stock market flotation

The business might be going through challenging times where tough decisions and strong management are needed.

• Reviewing the business to establish cost savings
• Understanding the funding requirements of the business
• Liaising with third parties to manage the pressures on the business
• Managing key lending relationships
• Making sure reporting standards are maintained
• Developing timely short-term forecasts
• Overseeing potential company disposals

Owners may want to sell their business or ensure the future sustainability. 

• Ensuring strong financial forecasts are set and delivered
• Liaison with key stake-holders
• Maximising company valuation
• Preparing for stock flotation
• Management Buy Out plans
• Share Schemes