Sat.Mar 14, 2020 - Fri.Mar 20, 2020

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Review the concept of WACC

Andrew Stolz

This is a Valuation Master Class student essay by Teeradon Piyakiattisuk from March 19, 2019. Teeradon wrote this essay in Module 2 and has since completed all five modules of the Valuation Master Class. Weight average cost of capital (WACC) is a calculation of a firm’s cost of capital which includes all sources of capital such as common stocks, preferred stocks, and bonds.

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Further Commentary on Recent Panera Decision

Appraisal Rights

We covered the Panera decision* when it came out , including the holding that prepayments are nonrefundable under the appraisal statute, as well as early commentary on the decision. For further commentary on Panera, see these sources: Morris James Discusses Panera. Harvard Law Forum Covers Panera. Delaware Litigator Blog Covers Panera. . *RKS attorneys serve as counsel for petitioners in Panera.

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Webinar: COVID, M&A and Valuations

Quantive

Based on the the number of people asking questions regarding what COVID means for M&A, their valuations, and buying or selling a company, we thought a webinar was probably in order.

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Navigating Today: Public Company Hot Spots and M&A Negotiations with the Impact of COVID-19

Cooley M&A

With last Wednesday’s categorization by the World Health Organization of COVID-19 as a pandemic, schools, places of business and other venues throughout the United States quickly closed in-person locations and moved to remote connectivity as efficiently as possible. On Sunday, the governor of California called for all bars and nightclubs within the state to shut down, restaurants to reduce capacity in half and urged anyone over the age of 65 to self-quarantine at home.

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How to Leverage Intent Data for Better Outcomes

Speaker: Susan Spencer, Principal of Spencer Communications

Intent signal data can go a long way toward shortening sales cycles and closing more deals. The challenge is deciding which is the best type of intent data to help your company meet its sales and marketing goals. In this webinar, Susan Spencer, fractional CMO and principal of Spencer Communications, will unpack the differences between contact-level and company-level intent signals.

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Careers in Finance with Austine Archibong

Andrew Stolz

Austine Archibong has an engineering background, is data-oriented, and research-inclined. He is a wide reader and occasional writer. Learn about his enthusiasm for Energy and Power, Credit and Payments, and Tech. Some of the valuable insights Austine shared: Your background doesn’t matter as long as you learn the skills needed to succeed in finance.

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Cayman Court Addresses Dissenter and Respondent Discovery in Appraisal Actions

Appraisal Rights

Cayman firm Collas Crill has posted this informative analysis of a recent Cayman Grand Court (the first instance court in the Cayman Islands) decision involving questions of discovery and procedure in Cayman appraisal (sometimes known as “fair value” proceedings or dissenters’ rights proceedings). Per Collas Crill, the Grand Court refused to reinvent the wheel when it came to Cayman appraisal, and rejected attempts by the respondent-company to broaden dissenter-side appraisal discovery in Cayman