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Valuation firm Willamette Management Associates has put out a pair of articles discussing the calculation and treatment of synergies in appraisal actions. At least in Delaware, the value of an appraisal petitioner’s shares is to be fixed as the fair value of the company less synergies. Synergies can thus become a significant battleground in an appraisal action – and can result in rulings below merger price.
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On Nov. 5, 2019, PLI hosted a roundtable on Delaware developments at the 50 th Annual Institute on Securities Regulation, where the speakers discussed recent Delaware appraisal decisions. The panel consisted of Patricia O. Vella, Lawrence A. Hamermesh, Lisa A. Schmidt, and the Honorable Collins J. Seitz Jr. Webinar registration can be accessed here.
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Does the existence of the appraisal remedy, and its use, have an effect on arbitrage spreads? If the appraisal remedy results in lower arbitrage spreads, then one can conclude that shareholders writ large are benefiting from the appraisal remedy – the argument advanced by Professors Brian Broughman, Audra Boone, and Antonio Macias in their piece “Merger Negotiations in the Shadow of Judicial Appraisal,” published in The Journal of Law and Economics 62, no. 2 (May 2019): 281-319 (originally relea
In a 3-2 vote, the SEC recently agreed to propose stricter voting requirements on shareholder proposals. The proposed rule would raise the threshold of shareholder support required to resubmit proposals previously voted down by shareholders. While SEC Chairman Jay Clayton proclaimed that the changes will help weed out unconstructive shareholder proposals, SEC Commissioner Robert J.
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“What should business owners consider when taking on debt?” We’re talking about the ways small companies find debt financing and the terms and conditions they should be aware of with Jed Fochtman of Capital Advisors LLC. Tune in now! [link].
“What should business owners consider when taking on debt?” We’re talking about the ways small companies find debt financing and the terms and conditions they should be aware of with Jed Fochtman of Capital Advisors LLC. Tune in now! [link].
“What should business owners consider when taking on debt?” We’re talking about the ways small companies find debt financing and the terms and conditions they should be aware of with Jed Fochtman of Capital Advisors LLC. Tune in now! [link].
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Legal news site Law360 provides this analysis [$$$] of what has occurred in Delaware law in the third quarter of 2019, including developments in appraisal. As the Delaware courts have grappled with the trio of Delaware Supreme Court decisions impacting appraisal – DFC Global , Dell , and Aruba – the decisions coming from the Chancery courts – some currently being appealed* – continue to both define what factors courts will consider in appraisal proceedings and blur the line between appraisal (at
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