Financial Buyer

There are many reasons why you should consider buying a business after retirement.

When buying your first business, it’s important to consider these 10 things you may not have known about the acquisition process.

If you are experienced in larger markets and are more of a financially orientated, data-driven seller, it could be helpful to consider the following insights from Benchmark International about sellers in the middle market.

Here are 11 frequently asked questions Benchmark International receives​ from first-time buyers about how long it takes to buy a business.

Although the middle markets are becoming more sophisticated, and in turn, becoming similar to larger markets, not every tool used in larger markets warrant transplanting, one being a management presentation.

As a potential first-time buyer, here are the questions you should consider when assessing the value you might offer on a lower-middle market or middle-market business.

We hope you learn about Benchmark International's relationship with their clients by looking over these most frequently asked questions from acquirers.

We woul​d like to offer a little advice from the sell-side about 6 ways to make your offers more successful and come across in the best possible light.

As a strong set of mutual expectations is productive for​ achieving a closing, we want to give you an idea as to what is happening on our side of the table.

While the landscape of indemnification in U.S. Purchase agreements is changing, our insights have remained fairly constant for the last 3 or 4 years.