Leading financial adviser offers specialist talk in Gibraltar

ONE of the world’s leading financial advisers is offering Gibraltar’s entrepreneurs an insight into buying and selling private businesses.

BCMS Corporate will become the Rock’s first company that is solely focussed on selling shareholdings in training companies.

And as part of its launch, the company is putting on a seminar for professional advisers as well as holding one-to-one meetings with business owners aboard the Sunborn from December 15-17.

The service is for shareholders of businesses with turnover between £1m and £100m who want to sell to retire.

For more info see www.bcms.gi

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