A cheeky acquisition strategy with more drama than a soap opera.
A humorous yet serious exploration of attempted corporate acquisitions without consent.
The magical transformation of a sole proprietorship into a corporate unicorn! 🦄
A bold yet reckless strategy to fend off hostile takeovers
A humorous yet insightful look into the contract that binds parents and subsidiaries in times of financial distress.
Understanding Leveraged Buyback: The Funny Side of Corporate Share Repurchase!
A financial acquisition strategy using borrowed funds to purchase another company.
A leveraged employee stock ownership plan (LESOP) is an employee compensation program that uses borrowed funds to enhance equity compensation for employees.
A financial strategy involving debt to reduce equity and align interests.
A payment made to shareholders during corporate liquidation, sourced from capital rather than profits.
A cute way to judge if a borrower can repay their loans before they go belly up!
A medium-term financial instrument that often matures between five to ten years. Learn about its features, comparison with other notes, and more!
Understanding Minority Interests in Corporate Finance
The Modigliani-Miller theorem asserts that a company's value is independent of its capital structure.
Understanding Net Operating Loss (NOL) and its implications on taxation.
NOPAT is the profit of a company after accounting for operating expenses and taxes, without the impact of financing decisions.
A non-renounceable rights issue allows existing shareholders to purchase additional shares at a discount, but without the ability to trade the rights.
A financial term that measures the efficiency of a company’s management by comparing its operating expenses to its net sales.
A financial situation where a company's capital exceeds its sustainable asset value.
A quirky yet strategic move in the game of corporate takeovers, inspired by everyone's favorite arcade muncher!
Definition and Insights into the Lifesaving Small Cash stash for Minor Expenses
A defense strategy employed by public companies to thwart unwanted takeovers by diluting the potential acquirer's power.
A private company is a firm held under private ownership, with shares that are not publicly traded through an IPO.
