10 May 2025

John Young meets James Wood: Completion accounts vs a locked box

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John Young meets James Wood: Completion accounts vs a locked box

Welcome to our video discussion on "Completion accounts vs a locked box" featuring John Young, Partner in Kingsley Napley’s Corporate and Commercial team, and James Wood, Senior Manager in the Transaction Services team at Buzzacott. In this video, we briefly explore the nuances of these mechanisms and their implications when selling your business. James’s note on the when locked box might be preferable to completion accounts or vice versa can be found here.

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