Annandale, VA
$650,000
Annandale, VA
$650,000
Richardson, TX
$1,500,000
Florida
$875,000
Kuala Lumpur
$175,000
Scottsdale, AZ
$899,000
Saint Charles, MO
Cash Flow: $200,000
Alberta
$550,000
Springfield, MO
$525,000
Texas
$375,000
British Columbia
$750,000
Volusia County, FL
$1,599,900
King County, WA
$1
Bradenton, FL
$230,000
Jackson County, OR
$445,000
Singapore
$2,040,000
Steve Sharp, CBB, CBI
Sharp Business Brokers
Serving San Diego County, CA
Sharp Business Brokers is a full-service business brokerage agency specializing in the sale of businesses across a wide range of industries, including Service, Retail, Restaurants, Salons, Manufacturing, Transportation, Construction, Med Spas, Distribution, E-commerce, and Franchises. With a team of experienced agents, we provide business owners with expert guidance through every stage of the selling process, ensuring a seamless transition. Founded by Steve Sharp, a Certified Business Broker, Sharp Business Brokers was built on the principles of VALUE & SERVICE from start to finish. Steve has been selling businesses professionally since 2007 and has personally owned multiple businesses, including service, retail, wholesale distribution, and an online marketing agency. His hands-on experience with cash flow management, lease negotiations, employee challenges, and business growth gives Sharp Business Brokers a unique edge in understanding and addressing the needs of business owners. Whether you're looking to sell or buy a business, our team is committed to delivering expert guidance, strategic marketing, and strong negotiation to help you achieve your goals. Let Sharp Business Brokers put our experience to work for you!
Middlesex County, MA
$300,000
Madison County, TN
$165,000
Dickson County, TN
$800,000
Knoxville, TN
$165,000
Hillsborough County, FL
$5,000,000
Carson City County, NV
$695,000
North Carolina
$1,100,000
Quebec
$3,200,000
New Orleans, LA
$550,000
Dallas County, TX
$350,000
Connecticut
Cobb County, GA
$599,000
Cuyahoga County, OH
$148,344
Franklin County, OH
$499,999
Franklin County, OH
$1,600,000
Brooklyn, NY
Cash Flow: $95,651
Cook County, IL
$788,400
Harris County, TX
Cash Flow: $128,500
Bradenton, FL
$230,000
Sacramento County, CA
$1,400,000
Butler County, OH
$450,000
Blaine County, ID
$316,000
Queens County, NY
$1,300,000
Kent, WA
Cash Flow: $279,362
Coral Springs, FL
$150,000
Charleston County, SC
$899,000
Phoenix, AZ
$1,016,250
Berks County, PA
$615,000
Nina Magill
Mike Fuller Realty & Co.
Serving Knox County, TN
Fayette County, KY
$600,000
Colorado
$1,800,000
Los Angeles County, CA
$3,000,000
St Louis County, MN
$600,000
Adams County, CO
$999,999
REAL ESTATE INCLUDED
Alabama
$5,500,000
Businesses in the financial services sector sell products and services, supporting individuals and organizations in managing their finances. This industry has a wide variety of businesses that take care of personal and corporate finance in several important ways. Financial services also include investment and asset management, home equity, commercial real estate, tax and accounting services, and financial consulting services. The insurance market covers homes, personal health, and automobiles, in addition to life insurance and numerous industry-specific insurance types.
Some of the most popular categories of financial services businesses include:
Market Overview
Number of Business Listings Analyzed | 936 |
Median Asking Price | $500,000 |
Median Reported Revenue | $430,000 |
Median Reported Earnings | $210,000 |
Financials based on businesses that listed an asking price, annual revenue, and seller's discretionary earnings. |
Financial Services Business Valuation Multiples
Range | Revenue | Earnings (SDE) |
Lower Quartile | 1.02 | 1.81 |
Median | 1.18 | 2.36 |
Upper Quartile | 1.46 | 3.13 |
Revenue and earnings multiples based on reported revenue, seller's discretionary earnings, and asking price. |
Read the Report:
Financial Services Business Valuation Benchmarks
Sell Your Financial Services Business
For business owners looking to sell their financial services business, developing an exit strategy is essential. Developing an exit plan starts with understanding the businesses value, along with industry and market trends. Take the time to identify the levers available to make the business more profitable and marketable to potential buyers. Our Guide to Valuing and Selling Financial Services Businesses provides a step-by-step roadmap to help get you started.