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Robert F. Bruner
Applied Mergers and Acquisitions
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Table of Contents
List of Tables
List of Illustrations
Guide
Pages
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Applied Mergers and Acquisitions
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About the Author
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Preface
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
NOTES
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CHAPTER 1 Introduction and Executive Summary AN URGENT PROBLEM: HOW CAN MY TEAM DO BETTER THAN THE AVERAGES?
OVERVIEW OF A FRAMEWORK FOR M&A SUCCESS
SEVEN DISRUPTIVE IDEAS WORTHY OF BEST PRACTITIONERS
CONCLUSION
NOTES
CHAPTER 2 Ethics in M&A INTRODUCTION
WHY SHOULD ONE CARE?
Sustainability
Trust
Team Building
Higher Standard
Reputation and Conscience
IN WHOSE INTERESTS ARE YOU WORKING?
WHAT IS “GOOD”? CONSEQUENCES, DUTIES, VIRTUES
“Right” and “Wrong” Defined by
Consequences
“Right” and “Wrong” Defined by
Duty or Intentions
“Right” and “Wrong” Defined by
Virtues
PROMOTING ETHICAL BEHAVIOR
Adopt a Code of Ethics
Talk about Ethics within Your Team and Firm
Find and Reflect on Your Dilemmas
Act on Your Reflections
MINI-CASE: GREENMAIL PAYMENT BY WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS, 1984
Assessment of the Problem
Origins of the Problem
Duties of Disney’s CEO and Board
Consequences
Possible Engagement with the Other Side
Long-Term Validity of the Action
Alternatives
Public Reaction
Conclusion
Outcome
CONCLUSION
NOTES
CHAPTER 3 Does M&A Pay? INTRODUCTION
MEASUREMENT OF M&A PROFITABILITY: BETTER THAN WHAT?
FINDINGS BASED ON THE ANALYSIS OF MARKET-BASED RETURNS TO SHAREHOLDERS
Returns to Target Firms
Returns to Buyer Firms
Returns to Buyer and Target Firms Combined
FINDINGS BASED ON THE ANALYSIS OF REPORTED FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
FINDINGS ABOUT THE DRIVERS OF PROFITABILITY
FINDINGS FROM SURVEYS OF EXECUTIVES
FINDINGS FROM CLINICAL STUDIES
CONCLUSIONS OF REVIEWERS THROUGH TIME
VIEWING THE WHOLE MOSAIC: SOME CONCLUSIONS
SPECIAL NOTE
NOTES
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CHAPTER 4 M&A Activity INTRODUCTION
M&A ACTIVITY APPEARS IN WAVES
Wave 1: 1895–1904
Wave 2: 1925–1929
Wave 3: 1965–1970
Wave 4a: 1981–1987
Wave 4b: 1992–2000
EXPLANATIONS OF M&A ACTIVITY
Hubris
Market Manias
Overvaluation of Stocks and the Asymmetry of Information
Agency Costs and the Correction of Governance Problems
Monopoly, Competitive Positioning, and “Rent-Seeking” Behavior
Industry Shocks
Summary Overview of the Drivers of M&A Activity
“CREATIVE DESTRUCTION” AS THE DRIVER OF M&A ACTIVITY
IMPLEMENTING THE “CREATIVE DESTRUCTION” VIEW: LISTEN TO MARKETS AND FIRMS
What to Look For: The Many Forms of Economic Turbulence
Where to Look for Turbulence
CONCLUSION
APPENDIX 4.1 How to Listen to Customers of Firms
APPENDIX 4.2 How to Listen to Macroeconomic and Sector Conditions
APPENDIX 4.3 Listening for Turbulence as Communicated through Capital Markets
DEBT MARKETS
EQUITY MARKETS
Multiples
Betas
Charting and Measures of Market Sentiment
DERIVATIVES MARKETS
APPENDIX 4.4 Listening to Firms and Their Industries
NOTES
CHAPTER 5 Cross-Border M&A INTRODUCTION
CROSS-BORDER M&A ACTIVITY
M&A ACTIVITY WITHIN REGIONS AND TRADING BLOCS
DRIVERS OF CROSS-BORDER M&A
Exploit Market Imperfections
Extend the Reach of the Buyer’s or Target’s Intangible Assets
Reduce Tax Expense through Arbitrage across Different Tax Jurisdictions
Reduce Risk through Diversification
Exploit Differences in Capital Market and Currency Conditions
Improve Governance
Other Drivers of M&A Activity
RETURNS FROM CROSS-BORDER M&A
STRATEGIC ANALYSIS OF COUNTRIES: GETTING A VIEW
Macroeconomic View
Microeconomic View
Institutional View
Cultural View
SUMMARY AND IMPLICATIONS FOR THE PRACTITIONER
NOTES
CHAPTER 6 Strategy and the Uses of M&A to Grow or Restructure the Firm INTRODUCTION
SETTING STRATEGY
Mission, Objectives, and Strategy
Planning Strategy Starts with SWOT
Assessing Competitive Position
Business Definitions Are Key
Classic Successful Strategies
EXPANSION BY INORGANIC GROWTH
Motives for Inorganic Growth
Transactions for Inorganic Growth
Research Findings about Joint Ventures, Alliances, and Minority Equity Investments
RESTRUCTURING, REDEPLOYMENT, AND SALE
Motives
Transactions to Restructure, Redeploy, or Sell
Research on the Profitability of Unit Divestitures, Asset Sales, and Liquidation
Research on the Profitability of Carve-outs, Spin-offs, Split-offs, and Tracking Stock
FRAMEWORK FOR CHOOSING A PATH FOR INORGANIC GROWTH
FRAMEWORK FOR CHOOSING A PATH FOR RESTRUCTURING
DOES IT PAY TO DIVERSIFY OR FOCUS THE FIRM?
Value Drivers in Diversification and Focus
Summary of Research Findings
Practical Implications of the Research Debate over Diversification versus Focus
CONCLUSIONS
APPENDIX 6.1 A Critical Look at the Self-Sustainable Rate of Growth Concept and Formulas
BEGINNINGS: A FOCUS ON VALUE
THE POPULAR MODEL FOR ASSET GROWTH
INSIGHTS TO BE GAINED FROM THE POPULAR ASSET GROWTH MODEL Comparisons across Firms
Analysis of Policies within a Firm
SOME CAVEATS ABOUT THE POPULAR SELF-SUSTAINABLE GROWTH MODEL OF ASSETS
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