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Business Succession Planning Solutions at PNC
Expert advice, insight and implementation for your transition plan
PNC's experienced team can offer you the knowledge and guidance to help determine the transition plan that best suits your business – including sales to family or management, financial or strategic buyers, an ESOP or an IPO.
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Choosing and Implementing the Right Succession Plan
If you’re like most business owners, the need to eventually transition your business is always on your mind. But where to start? PNC can put you on the road to success by taking you through an efficient and organized discovery and implementation process. We can provide objective advice on your ownership transition options and how to holistically integrate your business and personal dynamics and objectives.
Together, we’ll address questions like these:
How should I transition my business?
There are many alternatives available to you when looking to transition your business. The approach that is appropriate for your business depends on a variety of personal and business objectives.
When should I transition my business?
Competitive dynamics, capital market conditions, the attractiveness and readiness of your business, as well as personal, shareholder and stakeholder objectives will all help determine when you should transition your business.
What is the value of my business?
Numerous factors can impact the valuation of your company, both operational and financial. Avoid valuation traps. Meeting with advisors/professionals early in your planning process can help to identify opportunities to maximize the value of your company.
Who should benefit from the wealth created?
Potential beneficiaries of the wealth you have built in your business include your family, charities and employees.
How can I design, implement and communicate my plan to my family?
Business owners need to determine the pros and cons of available transition options, as well as the financial implications. Communication is key.
PNC’s Business Succession Planning Solutions
Powerful M&A Advice for Middle Market
Companies
PNC offers M&A advisory services through Harris Williams. Harris Williams is a global investment bank that advises and advocates for clients through critical milestones and during the lives of their business to strategically create value.
Equity Capital Markets Advisory & Investor Relations and Corporate Communications Services
Solebury Capital is a premier Equity Capital Markets advisory firm providing independent transaction management services to management teams and owners.
Solebury Trout is a well-established Investor Relations and Corporate Communications firm, offering a wide range of services to both private and public companies across multiple industries.
Relationship-Based ESOP Expertise
We understand the complexities and opportunities that ESOPs present and take them into account to assist you in creating appropriate solutions at every stage of your ESOP.
Managing Wealth Now and for Future Generations
PNC Private Bank℠ clients are connected to a team of experienced financial professionals with specialized knowledge to help you meet your goals.
The Succession Planning Team
Our team of private business strategists strives to build owners a successful bridge from running their business to a rewarding retirement.
We coordinate with your PNC Relationship Manager and advisors to develop strategic financial plans for how and when it’s best to transition your business while attaining financial peace of mind.
PNC then works with you and your team to identify and prioritize your objectives and develops tailored solutions to help achieve them.
We can help you:
- Anticipate changes in your business and personal life
- Identify gaps between current and optimal planning
- Set an action agenda
- Create efficiency, harmony and a seamless transition for your business and shareholder wealth
The PNC team offers experience and expertise to help you plan:
- Business succession
- Short- and long-term strategies
- Corporate finance
- Executive compensation and incentives
- Entity, tax, buy-sell and valuation
- Employee Stock Ownership Plans
- Mergers and acquisitions, shareholder consolidation and mediation
The team’s individual personal financial planning skills include:
- Investment
- Cash flow
- Asset protection
- Insurance, tax, estate and philanthropic planning1
- Family dynamics, governance, mediation and communication
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PNC’s private business strategists have devoted most of their careers to providing broad and deep business advisory and personal financial planning for private and family-owned businesses.
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Important Legal Disclosures and Information
1. Estate planning considerations are discussed only in conjunction with a client’s attorney, accountant, and/or other business advisors.
The PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. (“PNC”) provides investment consulting and wealth management, fiduciary services, FDIC-insured banking products and services, and lending of funds to individual clients through PNC Bank, National Association (“PNC Bank”), which is a Member FDIC, and provides specific fiduciary and agency services to individual clients through PNC Delaware Trust Company or PNC Ohio Trust Company. PNC provides various discretionary and non-discretionary investment, trustee, custody, consulting, and related services to institutional clients through PNC Bank. PNC does not provide legal, tax, or accounting advice unless, with respect to tax advice, PNC Bank has entered into a written tax services agreement. PNC Bank is not registered as a municipal advisor under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.
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