Corporate finance

By:

Sabine Martin

Contributor(s):

Publication details: London Butterworths 1993Edition: 2ndDescription: 314p xvISBN:

9780406001078

Subject(s):

1.Corpoarate Finance Management2.Financial Management - Corporation

DDC classification:

658.150000 SAB

Contents:

Table of contents Part 1. Corporate securities: characteristics, valuation and pricing. Introduction. Characteristics of corporate securities. Principles of valuation and pricing; Part 2. Going public. Introduction. Reasons for going public- advantages and disadvantages. Going public - is it a realistic prospect?; What structural changes are needed?; Forming a team and estimating expenses. Components of a prospectus, timetable and list of documents; How to judge timing and price. Marketing, underwriting, applications and the start of trading; Part 3. Alternatives and additions. Introduction. Shell companies (backdoor listings/reverse take-over). Alternative markets, alternative methods; Rights issues. Open offers and placings; Part 4. Take-overs, mergers and disposals. Introduction. Why take-overs are made; Acquisition search: developing criteria, generating opportunities and preliminary screening; Acquisition analysis: collecting and evaluating information; Strategies for control: structure of offer and terms of payment. Making the offer; The art of self-defence. Leveraged buy-outs; Take-over Code and the techniques of deal-making; Roles of professional advisers. Disposals; Conclusion; Index

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Item type	Current library	Shelving location	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
BOOKs	National Law School	NKCR SECTION	658.15 SAB (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not For Loan		32108

Table of contents
Part 1. Corporate securities:
characteristics, valuation and pricing. Introduction. Characteristics of corporate securities. Principles of valuation and pricing;
Part 2. Going public. Introduction. Reasons for going public- advantages and disadvantages. Going public - is it a realistic prospect?;
What structural changes are needed?;
Forming a team and estimating expenses. Components of a prospectus, timetable and list of documents;
How to judge timing and price. Marketing, underwriting, applications and the start of trading;
Part 3. Alternatives and additions. Introduction. Shell companies (backdoor listings/reverse take-over). Alternative markets, alternative methods;
Rights issues. Open offers and placings;
Part 4. Take-overs, mergers and disposals. Introduction. Why take-overs are made;
Acquisition search: developing criteria, generating opportunities and preliminary screening;
Acquisition analysis: collecting and evaluating information;
Strategies for control: structure of offer and terms of payment. Making the offer;
The art of self-defence. Leveraged buy-outs;
Take-over Code and the techniques of deal-making;
Roles of professional advisers. Disposals;
Conclusion;
Index

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