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A sports apparel company needed to extricate itself from its legacy parent systems, which included financial and operational infrastructure prior to the pending cancellation of a transition services agreement

During the company’s restructuring, Riveron ran the accounting department, designed the future state function, and managed the cutover.

The SEC recently approved Rule 2020-118, which provides for significant changes to the disclosures required for business acquisitions and dispositions.

Riveron experts share an overview of current trends in mergers and acquisitions activity and walk through key steps in the divestiture process.

When Heidelberg Cement decided to carve its building products division, it sought help preparing the carve-out financial statements for the potential IPO or sale.

For companies that are way to run their own warehouses and logistics, hiring a 3PL provider may be a great option.

When a leading private equity fund acquired a payment processing subsidiary of a public company, Riveron stepped in to prepare the carve-out financial statements and provide audit support.

For companies looking to sell part of their business, it’s important to adopt a rigorous diligence approach in order to understand and resolve potential challenges. Here’s how the right diligence strategy can position a company for a successful deal at maximum value.

Divesting part of a business is a complex process. By understanding the various intricacies involved and proactively addressing them, companies can set themselves up to come out ahead following a separation or divestiture.