Doing deals in 20/21- a due diligence perspective
What a rollercoaster it’s been! Brexit and election uncertainty, a clear election result, a promising start to 2020 and then Covid-19! While the shock of
Helping your clients through the crisis and beyond
Do you have clients which are decent businesses who are now financially stretched? Perhaps in the past they’ve done well despite their accounting side not
Financial forecasts and your business sale
Do you have a client who is thinking about selling up? Do they prepare financial forecasts (or projections*)? Sometimes small businesses don’t prepare forecasts, with
Management accounts – do yours ‘speak to you’?
Selling a business will put your numbers under close scrutiny. Buyers want to gain an understanding of business drivers and expectations of future performance. A
Benefits and pitfalls of invoice discounting
Invoice finance is an increasingly popular form of funding. To some extent it's been associated with distressed businesses, but it can also be a
Deals and distractions
I’m reluctant to mention the B word, but the news that there may be a Government slow down following the latest Brexit impasse really struck
So what’s involved in selling a company?
As a business owner you'll be well versed in selling your products or services, but what happens when it comes to selling the company itself?
Keeping your business sale on track
So you’ve spent years building a business and have decided it’s time to sell up. It’s your opportunity to capitalise on your hard work; perhaps
Apps for accountants: practicalities
Accounting apps can save time or help your accountancy firm provide value added services. Looking at what's on the market and sorting the wheat from
15 years: looking back and looking forward
24 June 2019 - it's 15 years since I set up Camrose Consulting. During that time, my focus has been on helping clients meet their commercial
Cash flow – do you have 13 week vision?
Managing cash flow is important in any business and especially in times of uncertainty. While some businesses look no more than 4 weeks ahead, I
Where did the money go? A financial investigation
A while back Graham (as I’ll call him) approached me for some help. Graham was the lead investor for a group of business angels. 6