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U.S. ACQUISITIONS

Opportunity,
with a longer view.

Invest in the
United States.

For international buyers, U.S. owners and their advisers.

Explore operating businesses and commercial real estate in the United States. Start with the kind of ownership you want, the opportunity you are considering and the questions that need to be resolved.

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01 / OPERATING BUSINESSES

Build on
what works.

A business acquisition begins with more than a purchase. It begins with an ownership strategy: the role you want to play, the operations you want to understand and the long-term opportunity you see.

  • Clarify acquisition goals and strategic fit
  • Consider ownership and operating priorities
  • Identify diligence and professional-advice needs
  • Explore deal-specific financing considerations
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02 / COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE

A place for
your next chapter.

Consider commercial property in the context of your broader plans, whether it supports an operating business or represents a separate ownership objective.

  • Define the property's intended role
  • Consider location and ownership priorities
  • Frame diligence and cross-border questions
  • Assess the questions behind the capital structure

FINANCING IN CONTEXT

The transaction
sets the questions.

For U.S. business and commercial real estate acquisitions with purchase prices of US$1 million or more, U.S. and international buyers can discuss potential financing pathways as part of discovery.

This is a purchase-price criterion, not a minimum loan amount. Eligibility, structure and terms are deal-specific. Financing is not guaranteed.

YOUR NEXT CHAPTER

Acquire. Expand.
Preserve. Plan ahead.

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