Basics Of Takeover Tactics - M&A Insights

In today’s video we cover the basics of the takeover tactics used by hostile bidders.
The key questions to be covered are;
- What Is A Bear Hug?
- What Is A Tender Offer?
- What Is A Proxy Fight?
- How effective are tender offers? How do they impact shareholder wealth?
- Are Takeover tactics effective?
- What are street sweeps?
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[@saharroshani4520]

Effective & practical insights. Great job!

[@berlinmusic7624]

Great video! Thank you for your work!

[@carssv]

Thank you! Very relevant to current TWTR events.
This video makes clear why Elon Musk shared the Goldman Sachs sell recommendation report with much lower valuation to fight the fiduciary obligation of management.
I asume the proxy fight is in Musk’s potential tactic, the shareholders annual meeting is on May 25th…

[@CynthiaKerns]

Good information! Thank you!

[@lizaanshul481]

Hey, can you add links for your slides as well? They are really helpful and useful for future references

[@oumaymakoubaa1873]

well explained ! thank you :)

[@casonliles4988]

Great video.

[@siddharthshravan]

Thanks for the video, please provide link to chapter 5 video

[@hrithikjha1107]

Could you provide some examples of famous hostile acquisitions? I know a couple but it'd be great to know more. Awesome vid!

[@blyat7276]

im a year late but look at the 80s and 90s america. it was crazy. one of the most famous hostile takeover artists, corporate raiders, is Carl Icahn. now like carl, the whole hostile takeover industry transitioned to "activist investment", which is building a decent stake at a public company than trying to force them to change their business practices, fire managers etc.

[@jeffreyparrish9945]

Can you please link the taekover defense strategy video?

[@torie7647]

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[@chinedumlawrence6802]

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[@JohnMarkIsaacMadison]

I found this somehow when trying to figure out what rights I should give shareholders to avoid corporate takeovers.

[@vykintasjocys6401]

More then 50 percent, should be yours, remember 1 percent, one vote . For example, you own 55 prc, the rest is devided between your board. At the end of the day, you make decisions ...

[@wmc9722]

Good energy from you, good understanding of the material. I heard one casual mistake.
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The best

[@siddharthshravan]

Hi

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