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 Capital Raising | Advisory Services


BCA helps clients sell their entire companies as well as divest non-core assets and businesses. We target sell-side assignments with an expected transaction value of at least $20.0 million. Our senior bankers work diligently to complete transactions at the best valuations while minimizing the disruption to daily operations and maintaining confidentiality. Our team of senior investment bankers has the necessary industry and transaction experience to successfully get it done.


BCA assists successful companies in valuing, structuring and negotiating acquisitions of desirable companies as part of standalone M&A assignments or in conjunction with financing engagements. BCA focuses on buy-side assignments where the client has identified the potential acquisition target.


BCA assists clients in refinancing their businesses to achieve liquidity, to effect full or partial-ownership changes or to fund growth. Significant liquidity can often be achieved through a debt-only recapitalization, resulting in no shareholder dilution. Additional shareholder liquidity can be achieved through the sale of a minority or majority stake of the company’s equity. Recapitalizations may require both advisory and private placement services. BCA focuses on transactions exceeding $20.0 million.


We provide general advice on transaction opportunities, including the analysis of deal structure and timing, and perform valuation analysis as part of our client services. Our advice is thoughtful and unbiased, and it is not uncommon for us to advise a client to delay a capital raise or a sale if we believe the delay, coupled with key actions, would maximize shareholder value. Our advice is formed with the goal of helping our clients close the best deal possible.


When appropriate, BCA renders fairness opinions on a stand-alone basis or in support of a broader financial advisory assignment. With the increasing complexity of financial transactions and the rising incidence of litigation, the rendering of fairness opinion provides the Board of Directors with an independent and objective view of a proposed transaction.