The field of corporate finance deals with the decisions of finance taken by corporations along with the analysis and the tools required for taking such decisions. The principle aim of corporate finance is enhancing the corporate value and at the same time reducing the financial risks of the company. In addition to this, corporat (more…)

Most businessmen sell a business only once or twice in their lifetime. Selling a business may be the most difficult task for a businessman who might have taken years to build a profitable and reputable business. When he puts it up for sale, he hopes to recover the price for all that he has put into it. Selling a business can be profitable decision or one that (more…)

In my prior business experience in the information technology industry, it was a very common practice for potential buyers to submit a Request for Proposal in order to make a purchase decision. After several years as a Merger and Acquisition advisor, I finally got an RFP. A light bulb went off.

This is the most important “purchase decision” a business owner will ever make, and yet the process of selecting an advisor in a multi million (more…)

Innovex uses Interim Manager for International Assignment
International business experience, knowledge of UK, European and US tax and accounting procedures, and fluent German was the management mix needed for Innovex, the British-based pharmaceutical outsourcing company, during a global merger and acquisition and a period of unprecedented change and growth.

Paul Barton, an accountant with fluent German and good French, who has (more…)

Thoroughbred Board Bring Track Record to Yale Resources

By Katherine Young

June 14, 2007

Yale Resources Ltd.’s (TSXV.YLL) president Ian Foreman, P.Geo., thinks that there are two key things to look at when evaluating a mineral exploration company: The merit of its properties and the merit of its management team. Yale Resources, he says, has both: a solid company with great properties and a significa (more…)