Business Demerger & Reconstruction: Securing your business portfolio by splitting into different companies

9th September 2020, 10:08 am

During this challenging time, demerger and selling off part of a business to secure the overall business portfolio is an option many firms are looking at.

Since the beginning of the Coronavirus pandemic, we have helped a number of clients explore and implement this option, and this September, DTE Business Advisers will be partnering with Lloyds Bank and WHN Solicitors to host a webinar about this topic for business owners.

Join us on Tuesday 22 September and get to know more about business demerger. Specialists at our firms will be speaking from their real-life experience of helping their own clients in this area, to help you better understand the various aspects relating to demerger and explore whether or not this route is suitable for your business.

AGENDA:

  • 3 main reasons for a business demerger

Fiona O’Loughlin, Director, DTE Accounts & Audit

  • Tax aspects around a business demerger

George Lovell, Tax Partner, DTE Tax Consultancy

  • Demerger for a subsequent sale of part of the business

Andy Humphrey, Corporate Finance Director, DTE Corporate Finance

  • Legal practicalities involving a business demerger

Paul Matthews, Head of Corporate and Commercial Team, WHN Solicitors

  • Banking considerations for a demerger

Amanda Wood, Relationship Director, Mid Markets – North West, Lloyds Bank

  • Q&A

RSVP: please book your free place via this link.

If you have specific questions about any of the topics above, please feel free to send them to Ella Nham at DTE Business Advisers[email protected] and we will try to address them in the webinar.

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