Q. Who is Vinci Holdings?
A. Vinci Holdings is one of the fastest-growing private equity firms. Vinci Holdings was founded by Dr. Henry Silvestriz and Henry Silvestriz Sr. We are currently headquartered in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas. Vinci Holdings relies on a team partnership with its colleagues, investment companies, and venture capitalists to achieve its collective objectives.
Q. How do you increase value?
A. Consolidating under-performing healthcare entities and implementing operational excellence, organizational efficiencies, and best practices for eliminating redundancies, we improve profitability, reduce waste, and generate ROI for our stakeholders.
Q. Who leads the firm?
A. Vinci Holdings is led by Dr. Henry Silvestriz, the President, CEO & Co-Founder and governed by the board of directors.
Q. What industry does Vinci Holdings specialize in?
A. We specialize in a broad selection of cybersecurity, healthcare, information technology, professional services, software, technology services, and telecommunications.
Q. Where does the word "Vinci" come from? What does it mean? How do you pronounce it?
A. "Vinci" is an Italian word, not Latin. It is the present imperative for Vincere "to win," which translates loosely to "Win!" (English speakers often use an exclamation point to indicate the imperative). Feel free to pronounce it Vinchi! (If you want to sound Italian, try Veeenchi.)
Q. What is owner/seller financing?
A. Owner/seller financing is a transaction in which the seller finances the purchase directly, either in whole or in part. These transactions can offer the owner/seller monthly cash flow that provide a better return than fixed-income investments. Tax benefits: Sellers receive monthly payments for their business, drawn out over months or years. Essentially, the seller offers a loan to buyers that covers a portion (or all) of the total purchase price of their business. In turn, buyers repay the seller in installments, with interest. Reporting such incremental gains as opposed to large lump sums has tax benefits, including lowering income taxes (in comparison to a lump sum). Seller's financing typically runs only for a fairly short term, typically five years, with a balloon payment due at the end of that period.
Q. Is owner/seller financing a good idea for the business owner?
A. Seller financing can be a favorable option for both the seller and the buyer of an existing business.
Q. How do you structure an owner finance deal?
A. Create a purchase agreement.
A. Vinci Holdings is one of the fastest-growing private equity firms. Vinci Holdings was founded by Dr. Henry Silvestriz and Henry Silvestriz Sr. We are currently headquartered in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas. Vinci Holdings relies on a team partnership with its colleagues, investment companies, and venture capitalists to achieve its collective objectives.
Q. How do you increase value?
A. Consolidating under-performing healthcare entities and implementing operational excellence, organizational efficiencies, and best practices for eliminating redundancies, we improve profitability, reduce waste, and generate ROI for our stakeholders.
Q. Who leads the firm?
A. Vinci Holdings is led by Dr. Henry Silvestriz, the President, CEO & Co-Founder and governed by the board of directors.
Q. What industry does Vinci Holdings specialize in?
A. We specialize in a broad selection of cybersecurity, healthcare, information technology, professional services, software, technology services, and telecommunications.
Q. Where does the word "Vinci" come from? What does it mean? How do you pronounce it?
A. "Vinci" is an Italian word, not Latin. It is the present imperative for Vincere "to win," which translates loosely to "Win!" (English speakers often use an exclamation point to indicate the imperative). Feel free to pronounce it Vinchi! (If you want to sound Italian, try Veeenchi.)
Q. What is owner/seller financing?
A. Owner/seller financing is a transaction in which the seller finances the purchase directly, either in whole or in part. These transactions can offer the owner/seller monthly cash flow that provide a better return than fixed-income investments. Tax benefits: Sellers receive monthly payments for their business, drawn out over months or years. Essentially, the seller offers a loan to buyers that covers a portion (or all) of the total purchase price of their business. In turn, buyers repay the seller in installments, with interest. Reporting such incremental gains as opposed to large lump sums has tax benefits, including lowering income taxes (in comparison to a lump sum). Seller's financing typically runs only for a fairly short term, typically five years, with a balloon payment due at the end of that period.
Q. Is owner/seller financing a good idea for the business owner?
A. Seller financing can be a favorable option for both the seller and the buyer of an existing business.
Q. How do you structure an owner finance deal?
A. Create a purchase agreement.