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Author: Charles Kedra
Private Equity Reputation
by John F. Dini of ExitMap Private Equity Groups (PEGs) have a reputation as a Great Satan to some, and a Great Savior to others. It all depends on the personal experience. In fact, both reputations are well deserved, but neither can be universally applied. The “Great Satan” ReputationPEGs buy companies for the express purpose of improving… Continue reading Private Equity Reputation
Purpose – Life After the Sale
Purpose – “Having as one’s intention or objective.” Many exit planning advisors discuss the three legs of the exit planning stool – business readiness, financial readiness, and personal readiness. Personal readiness includes purpose. Many exit planning advisors point to the 75% of former owners who admit “profound regret” with their transition and say it’s because… Continue reading Purpose – Life After the Sale
The Power of Other People’s Money
Private equity leverage can dramatically increase Return on Investment (ROI). How do they provide enviable 15% to 25% ROI? The simple answer is leverage. An example most business owners can easily comprehend is a real estate mortgage. You put down $100,000 on a $500,000 building. The mortgage, especially in the first few years, is largely… Continue reading The Power of Other People’s Money
Strategies for Protecting Your Investments Against Inflation
Unfortunately, inflation is inevitable, but you can take steps to minimize its impact on your wealth. Here are five strategies that may help protect your investments against inflation. 1. Consider Diversifying with Stocks - Stocks, especially those of companies that can potentially outpace inflation over time. They come with a higher risk and volatility but are… Continue reading Strategies for Protecting Your Investments Against Inflation
FPA Owner Transitions 