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Making the most of your transactions - Ernst & Young - Serbia

Making the most of your transactions

Doing the right deal right can make your business more competitive and profitable — and help it grow more quickly. 

Ernst & Young’s Transaction Advisory Services team provides integrated, objective advisory services. We work with you to evaluate opportunities, make your transactions more efficient and achieve your strategic goals. Whatever the size, nature or location of your company — and your deals — we can play a critical role throughout the deal lifecycle.

We can help you determine the true value of an asset, set up the right business and tax structure and execute the deal. We combine proven practices and consistent methodologies with fresh thinking, giving you the advice you need to make informed decisions, mitigate risk and achieve a successful outcome.

With 8,700 transaction professionals worldwide and our experience of thousands of different types of transactions across all markets and industries, we’re ideally placed to bring together the people you need, wherever you need them. It’s how Ernst &Young makes a difference.

Eight ways to capture value through carve-outs

Carve-outs are again emerging as an attractive option for both sellers and buyers. Whether your goal is to raise capital or invest it, our recommendations can help. See which eight winning tactics buyers and sellers can use now – and the six most costly mistakes to avoid.

Working capital performance improves in telecommunications

Performance against working capital metrics in the telecommunications industry is a mixed bag: Companies in developed markets have made great progress in the past decade, although challenges still exist in emerging markets. Our benchmarking study reveals how the most effective working capital management strategies are being implemented.

Consumer products quarterly deals: 3Q 2010

This quarter, global consumer products experienced the highest level of deal activity since Q208. While we don’t anticipate transactions accelerating into the fourth quarter, we expect the level of deal activity to be maintained through the end of the year. Find out what’s driving deals and see what’s on the horizon.

The working capital challenge for oil and gas

Is the oil and gas industry leaving too much value on the table? How can an increased focus on working capital management improve the performance of these companies? In this benchmarking study, we see huge opportunities for improvement in several areas, including inventory management and demand forecasting.

Global technology M&A update: 3Q10 highlights

After remaining flat from the first to the second quarter, M&A activity increased in deal number and total value, both YOY and sequentially. While key indicators point to continued M&A growth, a downturn in global economic confidence could dampen the short-term outlook. Discover which trends are driving global technology M&A activity.

Competing for growth: Winning in the new economy

Eighty-five percent of companies across all sectors and markets are expecting the new economy to be even more competitive than the old over the next two years. Learn how businesses are adjusting their framework to cope with this new market in our survey of more than 1,400 professionals.

Pharma companies are tying up working capital

The top 14 US and European pharmaceutical companies (by sales) have up to US$37b tied up unnecessarily in working capital — equivalent to 7% of their combined sales. Given today’s challenging environment, using working capital strategies to position yourself for success is all the more important. Find out how to get started.

Despite improving capital confidence, appetite for M&A declines

Ernst & Young's third Capital Confidence Barometer - a survey of more than 1,000 global executives - updates findings from April, when 38% of companies surveyed were actively seeking M&A opportunities. That number has now dropped by a quarter. Today, 76% indicate that organic growth through investment has become their top priority.

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