Mapping Capabilities Across Your JV
Why charting a Capabilities Map of the venture landscape is critical for JV Boards, management, and shareholder governance teams
Why charting a Capabilities Map of the venture landscape is critical for JV Boards, management, and shareholder governance teams
Here are 10 potential ways to achieve a 50:50 ownership split, even when the JV partners’ contributions are inherently unequal.
Non-operating partners face distinct risks in their JVs – here’s how to manage them proactively and productively.
Opportunities abound for companies to elevate their risk management game in joint ventures by improving practices and raising expectations.
Exits from joint ventures are not always bad, but like death and taxes, they are usually unavoidable. Planning up front can make all the difference.
With joint ventures, management appointment rights can create reserved seating or open tables for the JV top team. Which will you choose?
The purpose of this article is to discuss a broader set of opportunities for companies to elevate their risk management game in joint ventures.
Part 1 of this series will focus on reconceptualizing the collective risk framework used in nonoperated ventures, while Part 2 will focus on closing gaps in operator due diligence, contract drafting, and ongoing governance.