The bankability method is an approach the author has developed using the income method of valuation, primarily for companies valued at $5 million and below, to assess the business can be financed under SBA 7(a) and sold. In the articles, the author describes the method and reasons for it being used. The bankability method is an approach I use under the income method of valuation, primarily for companies valued at $5 million and below. These businesses are typically sold to individual buyers—often solo entrepreneurs—who rely on bank financing, most commonly through SBA 7(a) loans. Because of this, valuation must align…
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If It’s Ready Scott Bulloch, an exit planning professional and advisor, shares his views on why now companies with EBITDA of $1,000,000 or more are attractive to private equity. While there are companies that will meet the minimal thresholds, not all are ready. Is your company or that of your client’s ready for private equity?