A Time to Buy


Caution reigns supreme in boardrooms when it comes to giving the green light to an acquisition.

In this article, John Allbrook, Kevin Appleton, Roger Buckley, Don Elgie, Aleen Gulvanessian, Colin Mayer and Siva Shankar identify the key points to address when buying another business.
 












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Contributors
Aleen Gulvanessian
Partner
Eversheds, London, United Kingdom
Colin Mayer
Emeritus Professor
Said Business School, Oxford University
Don Elgie
Former CEO
Creston
John Allbrook
Former Board Mentor
Criticaleye
Kevin Appleton
Non Executive Director
Ramirent
Roger Buckley
Partner – Birmingham
BDO
Siva Shankar
Chief Financial Officer
The Training Room


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