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What makes a good candidate for a management buy-out?
Mon 18 Aug 2008
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Family-run firms are obvious examples of businesses that pursue the management buy-out as a form of exit, but it’s appropriate for many others too, says senior partner of mid-tier accountancy firm Wingrave Yeats, Christopher Jenkins. Here, he reveals which businesses make good candidates for an MBO. |
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Family-run firms are obvious examples of businesses that pursue the management buy-out as a form of exit, but it’s appropriate for many others too, says senior partner of mid-tier accountancy firm Wingrave Yeats, Christopher Jenkins. Here, he reveals which businesses make good candidates for an MBO.
