Doing the right deals in difficult timesHow you manage capital today will define your competitive position tomorrow. Our Transaction Advisory Services team works with organizations to help them make better and more informed decisions about how they strategically manage capital and transactions in a changing world.
We work with our clients to evaluate opportunities, make transactions more efficient and achieve their strategic goals.
Whether you’re preserving, optimizing, raising or investing capital, our 8,700 professionals bring together a unique combination of skills, insight and experience to deliver tailored advice attuned to your needs — helping you drive competitive advantage and increased shareholder returns. | Are you ready for recovery? As the global economy gears up, companies are turning to a growth agenda. How should you manage your capital to position for this growth? Read our insights in the June 2010 edition of Capital Matters. Survey shows rising confidence toward economy and M&A Ernst & Young's second Capital Confidence Barometer — a survey of more than 800 global executives — updates findings from November 2009, and shows greater optimism toward the market and increasing appetite for acquisition. Nearly 60% of respondents are likely or highly likely to acquire in the next 12 months, almost double that amount from November. Why capital matters for competitive advantage Uncertainty is the only certainty in today’s market. In our new study, Why capital matters, we surveyed 490 senior executives from 32 countries, and show that it’s how you manage your capital agenda today that will define your competitive position tomorrow. Distressed assets: risky but full of opportunity The global economic slowdown has forced business leaders to examine new strategic options relative to financing, resources and revenue growth. Distressed asset investing represents a powerful, but risky, opportunity to optimize the use of capital for competitive advantage. Find out how to move forward to find opportunities and address the risk. |
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