Sale readiness
Reporting review, normalised performance, forecasts, working-capital schedules, data-room preparation and buyer-question control.
Transactions and change
Hands-on financial and project support before, during and after a sale, acquisition, merger, integration, separation or restructuring.
Healthcare transactions place pressure on finance teams, owners and operations at the same time. Buyers want reliable information, sellers need to explain performance and the day-to-day business still has to invoice, pay staff and manage cash.
Carrick can coordinate the financial workstream, prepare management information, support questions and model the impact of the transaction. After completion, the focus can move to integrating reporting, payroll, systems and controls or separating a business from shared services.
Legal agreements, tax structuring, regulated finance, formal valuations and specialist due diligence opinions remain with the appropriately appointed advisers. Carrick works alongside them to keep the financial and operational programme moving.
The exact work is agreed around the organisation, the available information and the decision or control that needs improving.
Reporting review, normalised performance, forecasts, working-capital schedules, data-room preparation and buyer-question control.
Cash requirements, scenarios, target information review, question lists and coordination with due diligence advisers.
Deal, funding, integration-cost, synergy and downside scenarios linked to the combined business.
Banking, payroll, invoicing, approvals, reporting and responsibility arrangements needed at completion.
First-100-day plan covering finance systems, controls, reporting, teams, data and tracked benefits.
Standalone financial information, shared-cost allocation, transition arrangements and handover planning.
The scope, responsibilities, evidence, timetable and fees are agreed before the engagement begins.
Understand the transaction, stakeholders, timetable, available information and finance-team capacity.
Build the model, schedules, question process, data room and action plan alongside advisers.
Support completion, integration or separation and report progress until the agreed handover is complete.
These answers are general. The appropriate approach depends on the organisation and the agreed remit.
No. Carrick supports the financial workstream and coordinates information. Legal, tax and specialist due diligence opinions remain with qualified advisers.
Carrick can analyse management information, identify proposed adjustments and prepare supporting schedules. Buyers and their advisers will decide how they treat those adjustments.
It is the planned work required to combine the acquired business with the buyer's systems, people, reporting, controls and operations while protecting day-to-day delivery.
Carrick can coordinate the financial and business-support workstream, including standalone information, shared costs, payroll, reporting and transition actions.
Healthcare finance issues rarely sit in isolation. These related services may be relevant to the same decision or risk.
Tell us what is happening and what a useful outcome would look like. We will help define the right starting point.