Keene Advisors Insights Series: Shareholder Liquidity and Exit Strategies
Learn more about how private companies can understand and approach cash flow and liquidity management.
Family-Owned Business Succession Planning: for family business owners, the question isn't whether you'll exit - it's whether you'll exit on your terms. Actively take control of your legacy. This guide covers the succession and exit planning strategies that protect your legacy, reduce tax exposure, and give your business the best chance of thriving when you step back.
Shareholder Liquidity Primer for Family-Owned Businesses
Decisions about when and how to provide liquidity for shareholders can have significant implications for a company’s growth, operations, and culture. Whether driven by a generational transition, or a desire for diversification, the method(s) for providing liquidity can shape a company for generations.
Learn how to build a proactive shareholder liquidity strategy for private and family-owned businesses, including liquidity event planning and capital structure considerations.
Liquidity events for private companies are not limited to acquisitions or IPOs. Family- and founder-led companies face unique succession and shareholder dynamics, making long-term liquidity planning essential to protect company value and preserve a founder’s legacy.
During periods of economic volatility, business leaders must proactively identify and manage risks that can threaten profitability, liquidity, and long-term survival. Here are 5 proven steps to identify and evaluate business risks, assess their impact and likelihood, and develop actionable strategies to ensure financial and operational resilience.
Tariffs, potential disruptions to supply chains, and the possibility of an economic recession are causing uncertainty in financial markets and Board rooms. To navigate effectively, CEOs and CFOs must ensure effective cash flow management and ample liquidity under a wide range of possible scenarios. One of the most important tools available is the 13-week cash flow model.