You will probably ask yourselves the following questions at some stage of the process:
- Which one of the 180 providers of private equity listed in the BVCA handbook should we go to?
- How should we present our case?
- What does a private equity investor expect to see in a business plan?
- How can we ensure that our business plan will not be put in the wastepaper basket?
- What terms can we expect?
- How do the proposed terms compare to those of other providers?
- What financial structure best suits our requirements?
- Do we need an adviser to provide a buffer for negotiations with the seller?
- Can we manage the whole process on our own?
If you can answer all of the above with confidence and manage your business and the financing process at the same time, then an adviser is probably an unnecessary expense.
Otherwise: Contact Anvil Partners
