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M&A Blog #11 – buy-side acquisition

Francine Way

Thus far in the last 10 blog posts, we have discussed what M&A is, its success metrics, types of acquirers and value creations, capital structure, debt, and equity. In Blog #02 of the M&A series, we discussed SWOT analysis. and (4) support long-term business strategy. Any unions?

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M&A Blog #10 – equity (accretion / dilution)

Francine Way

Before we move on to the buy-side and sell-side process of M&A next week, I’d like to wrap up this week by discussing the other capital structure component / tool: equity. We care about equity in M&A because a successful transaction is one that creates value for equity holders.

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M&A Blog #24 - Merger Relative Valuation

Francine Way

It has been roughly three years since my last blog post at the completion of my fellowship. To pick up where we last left off with valuation, I will cover the topic of a Merger Relative Valuation in this blog post and move on to other non-valuation topics from here. Time certainly did fly by when one was having fun.

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M&A Blog #09 – debt (Part V – asset based lending (ABL) and seasonal ABL)

Francine Way

For those of us who have borrowed money based on collateral, this blog post will feel familiar. If you have listed your car or savings account in your mortgage application, you are essentially trying to get a loan based on your current asset(s). The concept can be extended to M&A. as a part of a multi-tier capital structure.

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M&A Blog #12 – sell-side acquisition (preparation)

Francine Way

Buying and selling a company has many overlaps to buying and selling a house. There are many reasons to sell a house: wanting liquidity and diversification (especially if the house is an investment property), lack of progress toward a financial / strategic goals (i.e. the house failed to increase in expected value), mature market (i.e.

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M&A Blog #21 – valuation (scenario / sensitivity analysis)

Francine Way

So, a good valuation model has to take into account the possibilities of a variable having multiple values along with each value’s probability of occurring. So, a good valuation model has to take into account the possibilities of a variable having multiple values along with each value’s probability of occurring.

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M&A Blog #22 – valuation (less known valuation methods)

Francine Way

Thus far, we have covered four popular valuation methods in M&A (DCF, Comparable Company, Precedent Transaction, and LBO) and one less known one that is making its way out of the academic realm into the business world (Dividend Discount Method, DDM). The 1st one for today is the Tangible Book Value (TBV) method.

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