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  • Why funding doesn’t have to be a founder’s job

    Why funding doesn’t have to be a founder’s job
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    Why funding doesn’t have to be a founder’s job The head of a scaling, fast growth company wears many hats. Being the business’s corporate finance adviser doesn’t need to be one of them. Regular attendees of entrepreneur forums, small business conferences and the like will have seen the subject of fundraising come up time and

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  • How can you adapt for existing and new employees?

    How can you adapt for existing and new employees?
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    How can you adapt for existing and new employees? There are a number of areas companies can look towards to retain their key people. Offering hybrid, or full-time remote working for those who want it is a good starting point, following the last years of government-mandated home working. Due to the instability of the last

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  • Talented employees are asking more from their employers

    Talented employees are asking more from their employers
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    Talented employees are asking more from their employers Businesses are under a lot of pressure at the moment. After facing the daunting task of adapting to a global pandemic and shifting policy around what that means for operations and workers, they are now navigating a severe energy crisis, which has seen them absorb gas bills

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  • The M&A outlook for the remainder of 2022

    The M&A outlook for the remainder of 2022
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    The M&A outlook for the remainder of 2022 In our last global M&A market update in December, I suggested that geopolitical risk was one of the few clouds on the horizon threatening the health of the market. What we and no one else predicted was how rapidly that risk would materialise in 2022 with the

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  • Acquisitive trends in the rise of threat intelligence

    Acquisitive trends in the rise of threat intelligence
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    Acquisitive trends in the rise of threat intelligence Anthony Platt, co-Head of Technology at finnCap Cavendish writes: I tend to see it as the ultimate computer game. It pits good versus evil and is played daily on screens around the world. Adversaries bid to outmanoeuvre each other and the prize pot for either side can

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  • Global M&A trends suggest ongoing resilience

    Global M&A trends suggest ongoing resilience
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    Global M&A trends suggest ongoing resilience According to EY, global M&A is down by 27% by value and 18% by volume in H2 2022 compared to the same period in the prior year. Nevertheless, in view of the tsunami of ailments facing the market – rising interest rates, super inflation and a looming recession- M&A

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  • Hospitality sector M&A continues to be relevant despite the macro environment

    Hospitality sector M&A continues to be relevant despite the macro environment
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    Hospitality sector M&A continues to be relevant despite the macro environment Despite this challenging macro-backdrop a number of M&A transactions have successfully completed during 2022 although it is clear that the “bar” has been raised for many potential purchasers and for others, the sector is out of favour. The transaction pipeline looks strong going into

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  • What businesses can do – and should be doing – to break the bias in the workplace

    What businesses can do – and should be doing – to break the bias in the workplace
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    What businesses can do – and should be doing – to break the bias in the workplace On this International Women’s Day, we have an opportunity to consider how we can #BreakTheBias and do our bit to create a world that is free from stereotypes and discrimination, where difference is valued and celebrated, and real

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  • The M&A outlook for the remainder of 2022

    The M&A outlook for the remainder of 2022
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    The M&A outlook for the remainder of 2022 Peter Gray, Partner, Cavendish In our last global M&A market update in December, I suggested that geopolitical risk was one of the few clouds on the horizon threatening the health of the market. What we and no one else predicted was how rapidly that risk would materialise

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  • Shaping the future of DTC: Trends to look out for in 2022 and beyond

    Shaping the future of DTC: Trends to look out for in 2022 and beyond
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    Shaping the future of DTC: Trends to look out for in 2022 and beyond Nigel Parson, Research Director, Consumer Sector DTC companies need to continue to innovate rapidly to stay relevant to their customers, adapting to and integrating the latest trends. Amidst an ever-changing e-commerce environment, the DTC segment is buzzing with initiatives in development.

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