Board advice and overviews. Cubic provides
independent overview to Boards and their
Chairmen. Transactions are complex and with
many participants whose roles are not always
clear cut. Cubic does not sell products and
can give a Board a fresh view on the benefits
and implications of any contemplated action.
These issues can arise out of acquisitions,
capital raisings, situations with shareholders
and negotiations with banks, to advice on
corporate governance. Cubic also reviews the
work of other professionals for completeness
and approach. Boards take comfort from Cubic's unbiased and
knowledgeable approach to issues based upon 25
years experience, including experience gained
as a director and chairman of both listed and
unlisted public companies.
Negotiations. Cubic represents corporations in
complex high level negotiations, including at
foreign government level. Cubic also makes
initial approaches to counterparties on behalf
of clients. Some of these approaches are
initially undisclosed and if the transaction
does not proceed, remain so.
Local representation. Cubic provides ongoing
local representation for foreign companies (
mainly financial institutions ) seeking
knowledgeable and responsive on the ground
representation.
Takeovers. Cubic's Managing Director has been
involved in takeovers for both offeror and
target over many years. Cubic delivers an
outcome beyond process and provides tactical
insights that can only come from years of
practical experience.
IPO's and capital raisings. With extensive
experience in unlisted and listed capital
raisings, Cubic is in a position to provide
independent advice in relation to the sources
of and most appropriate form of capital for,
your company and to guide it though the
listing process. Cubic is product neutral.
Governance services. Cubic provides compliance
and governance advice particularly in the
managed funds area, including to leading
financial institutions.
Workouts and insolvency. Cubic works with
insolvency practitioners to develop the best
solution for either the company or to secure
the best result for a particular class of
security holders.
Fairness opinions.
Boards face
severe penalties for failing to act on an
arms length basis. An opinion from Cubic is
meaningful and provides boards with the
confidence to move forward on
complex transactions.
