Archive for June, 2009
Posted on Tuesday, 30 June 2009. Filed under: Books on Intelligent M&A, Commentary, Mergers, Personal Planning for Mergers |
In the Financial Times of 30 June 2009, columnist Stefan Stern wrote an article about how to survive a merger, having in hand an advance copy of my new book: Surving M&A: Making the Most of Your Company Being Acquired. Gratifying to see Stefan Stern’s suggestion that ”…we should be grateful that Scott Moeller…has picked this moment to publish a useful new [...]
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Posted on Friday, 26 June 2009. Filed under: Commentary, Mergers |
Just last month, Liam Vaughan at Financial News wrote about increasing M&A premiums as ‘buyers in the M&A market are being forced to pay more over and above a takeover target’s share price than they have for nearly a decade.’ According to Dealogic, Liam said the average one-month premium last month was 29.5%, up from [...]
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‘How to survive the maelstrom of a company merger’ (Financial Times)
Posted on Tuesday, 30 June 2009. Filed under: Books on Intelligent M&A, Commentary, Mergers, Personal Planning for Mergers |
In the Financial Times of 30 June 2009, columnist Stefan Stern wrote an article about how to survive a merger, having in hand an advance copy of my new book: Surving M&A: Making the Most of Your Company Being Acquired. Gratifying to see Stefan Stern’s suggestion that ”…we should be grateful that Scott Moeller…has picked this moment to publish a useful new [...]
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