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M&A

  1.

    "Just Say No" Defense

  2. Absorbed

  3. Accelerated Bookbuild

  4. Accredited Valuation Analyst - AVA

  5. Accretion

  6. Accretive Acquisition

  7. Acquiree

  8. Acquirer

  9. Acquisition

  10. Acquisition Accounting

  11. Acquisition Adjustment

  12. Acquisition Cost

  13. Acquisition Debt

  14. Acquisition Fee

  15. Acquisition Financing

  16. Acquisition Indigestion

  17. Acquisition Loan

  18. Acquisition Premium

  19. Acting In Concert

  20. All-Cash Deal

  21. All-Holders Rule

  22. Amalgamation

  23. Anti-Takeover Measure

  24. Anti-Takeover Statute

  25. Antitrust

  26. Any-and-All Bid

  27. Appraisal Right

  28. Asset Acquisition Strategy

  29. Asset Play

  30. Asset-Based Finance

  31. Baby Berkshire

  32. Backflip Takeover

  33. Bankmail

  34. Baptism of Fire

  35. Bear Hug

  36. Black Knight

  37. Blank-Check Company

  38. Blitzkrieg Tender Offer

  39. Bon Voyage Bonus

  40. Break Fee

  41. Breakup Fee

  42. Bullet Transaction

  43. Bust-Up Takeover

  44. Busted Takeover

  45. Buy-In Management Buyout - BIMBO

  46. Buyout

  47. Canadian Competition Act

  48. Capital Employed

  49. Capital Gearing

  50. Cash Hoard

  51. Celler-Kefauver Act

  52. Chastity Bond

  53. Circular Merger

  54. Clandestine Takeover

  55. Clearstream International

  56. Club Deal

  57. Collar Agreement

  58. COMEX

  59. Congeneric Merger

  60. Conglomerate Merger

  61. Consolidate

  62. Consolidation Phase

  63. Continuity Of Business Enterprise Doctrine

  64. Corporate Action

  65. Corporate Orphan

  66. Corporate Raider

  67. Cost Of Acquisition

  68. Cost Synergy

  69. Cram-Down Deal

  70. Creeping Tender Offer

  71. Cross Holding

  72. Dawn Raid

  73. De-Merger

  74. Dead Hand Provision

  75. Deal Breaker

  76. Deal Flow

  77. Defensive Acquisition

  78. Deferred Acquisition Costs - DAC

  79. Dilutive Acquisition

  80. Direct Investment

  81. Discontinued Operations

  82. Dissenters' Rights

  83. Diversification Acquisition

  84. Drop Dead Fee

  85. E. Linn Draper Jr.

  86. Economic Network

  87. Employee Buyout - EBO

  88. Enterprise Multiple

  89. Enterprise Value - EV

  90. Event Driven Strategy

  91. Event Study

  92. Exchange Ratio

  93. Exchangeable Security

  94. F. Duane Ackerman

  95. Fairness Opinion

  96. Fat Man Strategy

  97. Financial Buyer

  98. Fixed Dollar Value Collar

  99. Flip-In Poison Pill

  100. Flip-Over Pill

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