
doi: 10.1136/vr.g4633
pmid: 25059966
IT has been with great interest that we have read in the veterinary press on a regular basis of the ongoing corporatisation of the veterinary industry. It shows that the veterinary sector is ripe for consolidation, with the belief in the City that it can make money from our hard work. It can do this by borrowing from banks that expect a lower rate of return than from equity and sweating the small amount of equity left in the business. This will lead the …
Veterinary Medicine, Professional Corporations, Humans, United Kingdom
Veterinary Medicine, Professional Corporations, Humans, United Kingdom
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