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Corporate Governance
Most organisations can improve corporate governance.
This is valid for businesses, for companies, for sports bodies, for golf clubs, for voluntary organisations, for charities and for government bodies. Increasingly, it is important that best practices are used in the procedures for running an enterprise. Organisations can be run and managed more effectively if they have appropriate rules and regulations for corporate governance. This holds across a broad range of organisation activities, and is not confined just for companies. Appropriate rules for corporate governance are suitable for
• Private companies
• Sports organisations like golf clubs
• Voluntary organisations
• Charities
• Hospitals
We can review suitable structures for appropriate corporate governance.
Corporate governance affects matters such as the ways of arriving at decisions. It can deal with who has power to decide what. In several organisations, frequently, this is unclear. Such lack of clarity can lead to people assuming too much authority on occasions, or in not obtaining the consents that may be appropriate to a certain level of decision. It also deals with certain powers that are reserved for certain decision makers, for example, the board, or for sub committees. Appropriate governance measures can help better running of an organisation, and can reduce the possibilities for conflict or disputes. It may even be set out such that it deals direcly with resolving such issues for organisations.
Negotiations
Frequently organisations find it can be difficult to resolve conflicts between parties, without recourse to legal advice. We can assist dispute resolution in a cost and time-controlled environment.
Business Valuation
Business valuation. We provide a range of methods to arrive at valuations of private companies. It can be quite difficult to value private companies.
When shareholders are trying to form a view on a business, often the views of any parties that may have business associations with the company (or even more so with a particular shareholder or owner), could affect some of the other parties. For example, a business that provides substantial fees to an accountant, auditor or a solicitor might be uncertain as to whether such a party would be satisfied if it lost that business or income. So sometimes, there can be unseen connections, relationships, and commercial matters that could affect the position of one party vis-a-vis another. So independence in approach can be hard to obtain in certain circumstances.
A key feature of our business valuation services is that they are independent.
• Independent of auditors,
• Independent of solicitors,
• Independent of directors,
• Independent of shareholders.
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