An exploration of acquisition premiums: what they are, their significance, and their nuances in company acquisitions.
Understanding the Conflicts Between Managers and Shareholders
Understanding the conflict of interest between managers and shareholders.
The financial term amalgamation refers to the combination of two or more companies into a new entity, with no individual company surviving.
Understanding Amortization of Intangible Assets and Its Humor
The fun side of financial appropriations - making money work for specific purposes!
Branch accounting is a strategic bookkeeping system that keeps track of individual branches’ financial performance while fortifying the oversight of organizational health.
Understanding Capital Employed: The Fuel for Business Profits
Capitalization is an accounting and finance term referring to how costs are included in an asset's value or assessing a company's market value.
A financial wizardry bringing a little chaos to structure: the art of pooling corporate loans!
An insightful and humorous exploration of corporate bonds, the debt securities that businesses use to raise capital while offering investors a potential source of income and risk.
A metric assessing a company's ability to meet its debt obligations and financial commitments.
A financial obligation allowing the issuer to raise funds by promising to repay the lender.
A record of taxes owed but not yet due, sitting on a company's balance sheet, patiently biding its time.
A divestiture is the partial or full disposal of a business unit through various means including sale, exchange, or closure.
Divestment is the process of selling subsidiary assets, investments, or divisions of a company to enhance the value of the parent company.
An outline of how a company structures its dividend payouts to shareholders.
The Joy of Being Taxed Twice: The Humorous Tale of Double Taxation
An Employee Buyout (EBO) is when an employer offers select employees a voluntary severance package to reduce costs or avoid layoffs.
Understanding how escrowed shares work and their significance in corporate transactions.
A meeting to address urgent matters among shareholders, outside the scheduled annual gatherings.
