05 March 2021
Case study: RSM’s M&A and private equity team has successfully advised Knight Strip Metals Limited on its merger with Knight Precision Wire Limited.
04 March 2021
RSM’s M&A and private equity team and Shoosmiths have successfully advised the shareholders of Talley Group Limited (‘Talley’), on its sale to Direct Healthcare Group (DHG). Talley have successfully built and established a highly regarded brand, developing one of the leading dynamic alternating mattresses in Europe.
03 March 2021
Gareth Harris, Restructuring Advisory Partner at RSM, said: ‘The Chancellor’s promise to extend several major lifelines for businesses is welcome news.
03 March 2021
Today, as what he termed ‘honest and fair’ measures to balance the public finances, the Chancellor pledged billions to continue to support businesses and families through the pandemic. He also stressed the importance of encouraging investment, especially in innovation, in order to build the UK’s future economy.
This budget signalled a reprieve for business owners and angel investors with capital gains tax rates and key tax relief left untouched, but there remain concerns.
03 March 2021
What did the Budget have in store for media and tech businesses? With the Chancellor continuing to push growth and innovation in the country this Budget was a positive result for the sector.
02 March 2021
Equity or debt funding? Media and tech business have access to both. But the magic of a well-funded business is in balancing the two.
01 March 2021
After hitting a three-month low at the start of the year, the latest CIPS Manufacturing PMI signals slight improvement for manufacturers moving to 55.1 from 54.1.
24 February 2021
For the first time in years, several colleges within the further education sector have been awarded significant amounts of capital funding. RSM explores the challenges colleges must consider when using these funds.
24 February 2021
With its links to hospitality disrupted by the coronavirus, the food and drink sector innovated its way through 2020. But what does 2021 have in store for the sector?
19 February 2021
Britain’s January retail sales decreased by 8.2 per cent in volume when compared with December 2020 and fell by 4.9 per cent in comparison to the previous three months. Strong declines were seen in both clothing stores and fuel. This fell during a period when all non-essential retail stores were closed in England from 6 January with measures due for review in late February.
