An offer to acquire all of the outstanding shares of a firm by purchasing a controlling interest in the firm...

Mutual stockholdings that are meant to foil any takeover bids by a third party. In other words, it is a...

The segregation and sale of selected assets of an acquired company in an attempt to realize money in order to...

The reallocation of a firm's idle or underused assets to more productive/ profitable uses. The redeployment process involves the sale...

The acquisition of less than 5% of the outstanding common shares of a takeover-target company before turning to purchase a...

Abbreviation for reverse takeover; the acquisition of a public company by a private company so that the latter can become...

The process of raising funds by issuing unsecured low-grade, high-yield securities (junk notes, junk bonds, etc.). This is usual at...

A type of liquidation value which pertains to corporate takeover and restructuring activities. The voluntary liquidation value (also, breakup value)...

A covenant in a bond issue that allows a bondholder to sell, or put, a bond back to the issuer...

A type of liquidation value which pertains to corporate takeover and restructuring activities. It reflects the projected price of a...