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Vertical Merger Integration: Definition, Legal, and Regulatory Considerations

Peak Frameworks

The Role of Financial Analysis in Vertical Mergers Financial analysis underpins the decision-making process, involving: Financial Modeling: Creating models to forecast the financial performance of the merged entity.

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What are the key financial metrics buyers look for in a software company?

iMerge Advisors

Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) : A more theoretical approach, used less frequently in lower middle-market deals due to its complexity and sensitivity to assumptions. Document IP and contracts : Ensure all software code, licenses, and customer agreements are properly documented and assignable.

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Keeping Up with Delaware Appraisal Jurisprudence Since Aruba: Deal Price Reigns Supreme, But Will Recent Decision Lead to More Arbitrage?

Cooley M&A

Buyers should keep a detailed record of any internal discussions and deliberations regarding deal price, and carefully document the type and amount of expected synergies reflected in the deal price, as synergy reductions will help to counteract any upward adjustment for increases in value. Adjustments to Deal Price for Synergies.

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The Search Fund Internship: Perfect Pathway into Investment Banking and Private Equity Roles?

Mergers and Inquisitions

Search fund founders need interns for countless tasks: filtering/screening companies, conducting due diligence, reviewing company documents, and, once the deal closes, reviewing the company’s financial performance. OK, So Where Does the Search Fund Internship Come into Play?

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Equity Research vs. Investment Banking: Careers, Compensation, Exits, and AI/Automation Risk

Mergers and Inquisitions

People are convinced that financial modeling in equity research is vastly different from investment banking and that research requires different or more specialized skills. So, for example, quarterly financial models are more common in equity research, as are detailed bottoms-up models used in initiating coverage reports.