Jonathan’s main focus is corporate mergers and acquisitions. He has a particular specialism in the care home sector, representing several national operators.
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Jonathan’s main focus is corporate mergers and acquisitions. He has a particular specialism in the care home sector, representing several national operators. He also advises charity clients on complex restructuring and operational issues.
As Managing Partner, Jonathan is responsible for central management issues, including the firm’s overall strategy and direction.
Key experience
- Acting in the sale and acquisition of businesses in a variety of sectors, including automotive, healthcare, leisure, manufacturing and technology
- Representing clients on their associated finance requirements
- Advising corporate and charity clients on changes to their underlying structures
Date of qualification
Jonathan qualified in 2000.
Interests
Jonathan is a trustee of a charity that provides specialised equipment for children and young people with disabilities, chronic illnesses or special needs.
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“Jonathan's position as managing partner vindicates the qualities that he's got: good delegating, very engaging and very knowledgeable.
“Honest, trustworthy and professional. Jonathan has proved invaluable over our 10+ year relationship with H&K. He has worked in and led on some of our biggest projects over that time and has always acted in a professional and personal manner delivering time in time out. His breath of knowledge and expertise in his field is second to none!
“Efficient, diligent and commercially minded, Jonathan Waters receives praise for his ability to prioritise his clients' needs effectively.
“Jonathan has demonstrated immense knowledge of our sector for many years. Specialisation is everything when dealing with corporate clients and cases. I would not hesitate in recommending him.
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