AIB Corporate Finance offers a wide range of advisory services to domestic and international clients on corporate transactions and fundraisings. AIB Corporate Finance has the experience to provide expert and practical advice on the origination, execution and support for any transactions you might be considering.
AIB Corporate Finance provide bespoke advice to clients looking to expand through acquisition. This includes advising on acquisition strategy, identifying potential acquisition targets, valuing target companies, structuring the transaction and sourcing acquisition funding. AIB Corporate Finance help manage the transaction from day one through to completion, including the financial and legal due diligence and assist with the negotiation of the transaction documents.
AIB Corporate Finance leads its clients through the disposal process to maximise return to selling shareholders, while minimising the risk associated with any disposal. We identify potential acquirers, coordinate the disposal process, provide views on valuation, manage the buyer due diligence and the legal process through to completion.
When an existing or new management buy into a new business, this creates an exit for existing shareholders. AIB Corporate Finance can work with either or both the management team and the current shareholders to help ensure a successful transaction. A key part is agreeing the transaction valuation and sourcing the aquisition funding for the management team.
AIB Corporate Finance advises on raising equity capital, from seed capital for early stage ventures to growth capital for established companies looking to accelerate their development. On the public side, AIB Corporate Finance acts solely and jointly with other advisers as Sponsors/Financial Advisers to companies seeking to IPO.
AIB Corporate Finance advises clients on debt fundraisings to support organic growth and corporate transactions, which may involve renegotiating existing debt facilities or a complete debt refinancing. AIB Corporate Finance has strong relationships with the main Irish, UK and international banks and debt funds and, although part of the AIB Group, acts in the best interests of its clients to secure the optimal debt structure and terms.
