Insights by Peter Watson. I remember clearly being told at an early stage in my career (by one of my accountancy tutors) not to trust the solid looking edifice of the banks.
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Insights by Peter Watson. It is now 20 years since I joined Prism Corporate Broking, having sold my instrumentation business the previous year and looking for a new adventure.
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Insights by Robert Fiske. If January is all about New Year’s resolutions, then February is when you start to do something about it!
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Insights by Peter Watson. The Prism team wish you a Happy New Year… though judging from the news reports many in the media would appear to prefer it not to be!
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Insights by Peter Watson. Our review of 2022 is going to be solely from a business perspective. We are all too well aware of the other events that have happened but I am delighted to say that 2022 has been another strong year for Prism.
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Insights by Peter Watson. I managed to spend half of last Sunday morning under the impression that it was one hour later than it actually was, but no harm done! Putting the clocks back one hour is an annual ritual and is seen as a...
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Insights by Peter Watson. One week we are wondering about the spectre of nuclear war, the next financial meltdown. Some autumn (began on 22nd September!). It is a reasonable question to ask what impact this may have on the market for Mergers & Acquisitions. Markets...
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Insights by Robert Fiske. The pace of change is accelerating – and that is certainly the case for Prime Ministers! What do we expect from a leader? We appear sometimes to expect them to have all the answers but that is very rare. What we...
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Insights by Peter Watson. For avid investors in the stock market it has been a somewhat torrid time of late. Technology stock in particular have declined – with the tech focussed NASDAQ down as much as 30% at times this year. Our own FTSE techMARK...
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Insights by Peter Watson. As it’s July I should be talking about strawberries and Wimbledon, but instead I want to talk EBITDA! EBITDA (Earnings Before Interest Tax Depreciation and Amortisation) is the most commonly used valuation metric – and chosen primarily as a proxy for...
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