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Frequently Asked Questions
What type of Investment Banking Services does Lexington provide?
What is Lexington's "Advisory Approach"?
Is Lexington Capital a 'boutique' or a regional investment banking firm?
What type of 'profile company' does Lexington like to engage with?
Does Lexington have a specific industry sector focus?
What are Lexington's geographic parameters?
Does Lexington work with startups or pre-revenue stage businesses?
Does Lexington ever partner with other investment banks or equity groups?
Does Lexington directly invest any principal funds itself?
Does Lexington assists companys in Recapitalizations?
Does Lexington provide a full-range of M&A; services?
How can my company increase its transaction value?
If I want to sell my business, should I hire an investment banker?
How do I know what my company is worth?
Why are Business Valuations so important?
What type of structured or debt financings does Lexington arrange?
What's the difference between asset-based lending and traditional bank financing?
What type of information will my company need to provide to a potential investor?
Will the lender always require an audit before funding an Asset-Based-Loan?
What is required to obtain 'Equity' funding for my business?
What is the capital raising process that a Lexington client goes through?
How Does Lexington help companies in 'distressed' situations?
Are their certain industry characteristics that define a 'distressed' company?
How do Bankruptcy Sales Really Work?
How long does it take Lexington to find funding for a client?
How does Lexington define the term 'lower' middle market?
What is a Private Placement or Offering Memorandum?
Why do I need an investment bank and what does it involve?
What should I look for in choosing an Investment Bank?
How is Lexington best prepared to help a client get funded?
How is Lexington compensated for raising money?
Does Lexington pay 'finder fees' to brokers or intermediaries?
What are the anticipated 'cost' to work with any Investment Bank?
