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M&A Alphabet Challenge
 

M&A Alphabet ChallengeOnline version

Guess the M&A term for every letter from A to Z.

by Vicky del Puerto
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Starts with A

Process of one firm taking control of another company.

Starts with B

A public offer from a potential acquirer to a company's shareholders to buy their shares.

Starts with C

A type of multi-industry company that consists of several different and unrelated business entities that operate in various industries

Starts with D

Rigorous examination of financials, contracts, and operations before a deal.

Starts with E

A financial metric used to assess a company's profitability and cash flow by removing expenses from net income. It is an easier comparison with other companies as they are all measured the same way.

Starts with F

Methods used to raise capital for a deal.

Contains G

Usually called MBO - A corporate transaction where a company's existing management team purchases a significant portion of the business. This allows the management team to take full ownership and control

Starts with H

The acquisition of a company (the target) by another company (the acquirer) without the approval of the target company's management and board of directors, which usually bypasses the existing leadership to appeal directly to the target's shareholders

Contains I

Document which outlines the initial terms of a potential business deal to guide future negotiations,

Starts with J

A partnership where two firms share control and resources for a project.

Starts with K

The mandatory process to verify the identity of customers. This process involves collecting and verifying identification documents, so as to prevent money laundering, etc.

Starts with L

Acquisition financed with significant borrowed funds, often using the target's assets as collateral.

Starts with M

Two firms combine to form one organization.

Starts with N

A contract by which one or more parties agree not to reveal confidential information that they have shared with each other as a necessary part of doing business together.

Starts with O

Proposal to acquire ownership of another company.

Starts with P

Process of assigning the price to acquired assets and liabilities.

Contains Q

Ownership stake in a company used to finance deals.

Contains R

Deferred payment mechanism in an acquisition agreement where part of the purchase price is conditional on the future performance of the target company after closing.

Starts with S

Expected benefits from combining operations and resources.

Starts with T

Proposal to buy a majority stake by offering to purchase shares directly.

Contains U

The amount of money taken by a business in a particular period.

Starts with V

Estimation of a company's worth.

Starts with W

A common metirc which states the average rate a company pays to fund its operations and assets, considering both its debt and equity.

Contains X

A contest between a group of shareholders and the company's management to gain control over the company. Dissident shareholders try to persuade the others to replace board members or change corporate policies

Contains Y

Purchase of a company or a controlling stake by investors.

Contains Z

Specific approval, often transaction-based, e.g., to proceed with the acquisition after antitrust concerns

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