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Your business may occasionally need to sell off some of its assets or make adjustments. It could be for a variety of reasons, but many companies use divestitures to sell specific assets. This is done to refocus the business's core areas. When you invest your money, you are most likely going to buy a stock, a bond, or another type of income-producing investment. Several businesses invest to generate revenue. These investments may include the fossil fuel industry, oil companies, or gas companies. In this blog, we will shed light on   divestment separation , its types, and approaches: What exactly is divestment? A divestment is a process where a company sells assets or divisions for the  value creation  of its parent company. This is frequently carried out when an asset is not operating as planned, and it may be the result of strategic business, social, political, or legal actions. Companies often sell peripheral assets to refocus on core operations, and divestment can be a ...

Transitional Service Agreements (TSAs) are a crucial part of the merger and acquisition process and are used when an organi z ation is sold to another company. They are designed agreements to bridge the gap between the closing of the deal and the complete transfer of services or operations from the seller to the buyer without interrupting the continuity of operations. In this blog, we’ll understand what TSA is and what its benefits are.  What are Transitional Service Agreements?  A transitional service agreement ( TSA ) is an agreement made between buyer and seller companies so that the purchasing company might receive a set of services from the selling company for a certain amount of time to minimi z e disruptions in the workflow. These services could be anything from hiring HR services to financial ones.  TSA has become a popular option for the buyer to get operational support from the purchasing company. A TSA is immensely helpful in outlining the condition...