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Integral to the success of any carve-out transaction, well-crafted Transition Services Agreements (TSAs) help create and preserve value for both Buyers and Sellers. Getting them just right can be a real challenge. Here's how experts recommend handling the process: https://bit.ly/46x1FCh #CFGI #TransitionServices #CarveOut #CarveOutTransactions #AccountingAdvisory

Transition Service Agreements (TSAs) play an essential role in the successful execution of carve-out transactions. Getting them right can enhance the value of the transaction for both Buyers and Seller. Our guide provides an overview of the what, why, and how of creating effective TSAs. https://bit.ly/46x1FCh #CFGI #CFO #TransitionServices #CarveOut #CarveOutAccounting #CarveOutTransactions

Transition Services Agreements arrangement is crucial component of a successful carve-out transaction. Read our free insights article on best practices and learn about the 5Ws of a TSA. Contact a CFGI partner to learn more today! 🫡

Whether you are the Buyer or the Seller in a carve-out, Transition Service Agreements (TSA) are a determining factor in the success of the underlying transaction. If you're preparing for your first carve-out or in the midst of your 100th, this TSA primer from CFGI's carve-out experts can help you make it even more successful: https://bit.ly/46x1FCh #CFGI #CarveOut #TransitionServices #AccountingAdvisory

Transition services agreements add some much-needed structure to the carve-out transaction process. Find out how these agreements work and what goes into them in our comprehensive guide: https://bit.ly/46x1FCh #CFGI #TransitionServices #ServicesAgreements #CarveOutAccounting #CarveOuts #CarveOutTransactions

In a carve-out transaction, a transition services agreement (TSA) plays a critical role in protecting the interests of buyers and sellers in the post-close period. Far more than "just another legal document," TSAs play a vital role in ensuring both parties' obligations are met during the transition period and avoiding misunderstandings that can erode transaction value on both sides. To discover the what, why and how of TSAs, read on: https://bit.ly/46x1FCh #CFGI #TransitionServices #BusinessServices #CarveOuts

Mergers and acquisitions (business combinations) can have a fundamental impact on the acquirer’s operations, resources and strategies. IFRS 3 ‘Business Combinations’ contains the requirements for these transactions, which can be challenging in practice. Our ‘Insights into IFRS 3’ series summarises the key areas of the Standard, highlighting aspects that are challenging to interpret and apply in practice. The articles included in this release present guidance on IFRS 3's requirements for recognising and measuring non-controlling interests (NCI), determining and measuring the amount of consideration transferred, and determining what is part of a business combination in cases where there are other transactions and arrangements between parties. https://lnkd.in/di23Yg-b https://lnkd.in/dypfG8vH https://lnkd.in/dqZFPHdJ Nasser Al-Mughairy Badar Al Hashmi Nirmal Gheewala Muhammad Ali Fazli Gladson Ponnachan FCA, CIA Adil Dafflalah Mahesh Hombalaiah Kalhara Kathriarachchi, CFA Muhammad Rafay Arshad MUHAMMAD WAQAS SHAHID Mohamed Aboobucker Sadiq Sanghani, ACA Ubais Keerantakath

With increasing scrutiny by regulators and auditors, a well documented purchase price allocation exercise is a must for any business combination. Our team at KNAV India has over two decades of hands on experience in performing purchase price allocations for companies of all sizes and from different industries. Reach out to us to know more! Bijal Trivedi

Contingent value rights (“CVRs”) remain popular instruments in M&A transactions to help bridge the valuation gap between buyers and sellers. CVRs are typically structured such that the holder receives either a lump sum cash payment or shares of stock once a specific milestone is hit. Common milestones include hitting specified financial metrics such as sales and EBITDA targets and achieving specified operational metrics such as launching a new product or securing a stated new client/contract. Because accounting standards often require holders of CVRs to carry them at fair value, determining their fair value in a reasonable, supportable manner is critical. Our insight explains key factors and challenges in valuing CVRs, and how Centri’s valuation specialists can advise buyers and sellers on the fair value of any CVRs. Jerry Cullins Maxwell Heller Charles B. Higgins, CFA   #CVRs #FairValue #Valuation #MandA #Mergers #Acquisitions #Centri #TeamCentri #ExpertiseonDemand