Course overview

Mastering NWC Mechanisms 

Equip yourself with the knowledge to effectively analyze, negotiate, and document net working capital mechanisms to gain or preserve incremental deal economics. Participants learn how the accounting, financial, and legal considerations relate to effectuate a beneficial outcome. 

Early Bird Price: $600
Full Price:            $650

Early Bird savings available 30+ days prior to start of course.

The Ft. Lauderdale seminar begins at 1:30 pm and ends at 5:30 pm ET.
The Chicago seminar begins at 1:00 pm and ends at 5:00 pm CT. 

Decoding Private Equity

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M&A Professions / Audience

Financial Due Diligence
Investment Banking
Leveraged Lending
Private Equity

Experience Level

Emerging M&A Pros
Mid-Career M&A Pros
M&A Leaders

Delivery

In Person:
~4 Hours (4.5 CPE)

Course Details

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Learning Objectives

  • Understand the concept of net working capital and analyze how net working capital mechanisms impact deal economics and financial outcomes.

  • Learn how net working capital terms are negotiated effectively, balancing both buyer and seller interests to achieve optimal deal structures.

  • Understand the negotiation process, how and when adjustments are typically determined, and the motivations of transactional parties.

  • Understand the relationship between accounting, financial, and legal considerations in shaping net working capital agreements and deal outcomes.

  • Apply best practices in net working capital management to enhance deal value, minimize risks in transactions, and enhance one’s skills as a deal professional.

  • Document net working capital agreements in a manner that accurately reflects the negotiated terms and protects business interests.

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Certificate

Certificate upon course completion.
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