FINA.6050 Mergers, Acquisitions, and Corporate Restructuring (Formerly FINA 605)

Id: 039387 Credits: 3-3

Description

This course examines the process by which takeovers and other corporate control transactions take place. Of particular interest will be the empirical evidence of capital market reactions to control transactions, to defensive measures by management against takeover bids and the valuation effects of these activities. We will also investigate restructuring activities that have significant effects on firm assets, liabilities, and equity claims, as well as their underlying economic motives. A Major focus will be the interaction of strategic planning, valuation, financial strategies, and investment decisions in the life cycle of the firm. This course is indispensable for those who plan to pursue careers in corporate finance, investment banking, private equity, and management consulting.

Prerequisites

FINA.6010 Corporate Finance, or permission of graduate program coordinator.

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