Investment and Cash Management After Bank Failures
By Eric Hall
I’ve been getting questions about company cash investments after the failure of Silicon Valley Bank and the recent problems of First Republic Bank and others. I thought this would be a good time to review the investment policy I have used with my clients for over 30 years. This policy has…Read More
Read MoreAdvice for Life Sciences Companies Going Commercial for the First Time
By Jim Mackaness
Life sciences companies going commercial for the first time have the opportunity to create significant shareholder value – but the path to achieving this milestone will likely be volatile. The words that best sum up my advice to management teams and boards at life sciences companies that embark on the…Read More
Read MoreMaking Your M&A Transaction a Success
By Mark Archer
One of the fastest ways for a company to grow equity value is through acquisitions. Through acquisitions, a company can realize significant value in the first year, often followed by accelerating growth in years to come. Yet according to the Harvard Business Review, an estimated 70% to 90% of all mergers…Read More
Read MoreHow Does a CFO Ensure That a Forecast Model Meets the Test?
By Greg Johnstone
As a partner at FLG Partners, I frequently begin new engagements as an interim CFO. When I begin a working relationship with a CEO, I typically put together a brief summary of my top priorities and an action plan for the first 60 days. This both helps me to organize…Read More
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